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Originally Posted by smudgie
Kizzy, he was/is fit as a fiddle, he was allowed to retire at 50 as he was fortunate enough to have the right contract.
The fire prevention job was advertised internally and he was lucky enough to get it.
He was paid his full pay until he retired on his full pension.
Now as to how many areas provide this service in schools I have no idea. But I can't see it being a one off.
He is happy as Larry now with his pension..and a new job.
His only whinge is he has to pay tax on his full new wage  |
There aren't enough fire prevention jobs for every firefighter over 55 is my guess, the are able to still 'retire' from service but the pension will not be payable till they reach 60.
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