Claim of Statutory Interest on Salary Underpayment

[dontgetshafted]

After a grievance hearing, I have been awarded a back payment of around £22k from my employer which was due to them not carrying out annual reviews and being denied the opportunity. Where do I stand on claiming any missed  pension contributions and also any statutory interest payment? The company say they do not pay interest on the arrears?

 

[dontgetshafted]

Yes this was an internal grievance hearing and thanks for the reply

[dontgetshafted]

Yes. I did my own calculation and requested a re-check as there initial offer was incorrect. Its is to do with % performance pay rises in addition to the company wide pay rises so it has been a 10 year knock on effect of being incorrect a long time ago.

[dontgetshafted]

The pension contributions wasnt listed on the initial grievance. This coudnt be calculated until the greivance was won and the arrears were calculated and an offer of payment was recieved. This was ammended and the offer increased to what i was expecting but i feel interest should be awarded as this would have been in my account over the years.

 

i would assume that i could raise another grievance for the pension contributons but im guessing you think court would be the only option for any interest awarded?

 

Thanks for the reply.

[dontgetshafted]

Thanks, The interest would be more than the pension contributions but bits less hassle than going to court.

Ill decide this week..much appreciated