Monthly Pay after deductions - Questions [Merged]
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Here do the math yourself, current pay tables are located at Directorate of Pay Policy Development
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Do married personnel get paid more during trade qualification also? What about later in their career? Or only during basic?
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twilight_girl said:
Only if entitled to separation allowance at the time and for that period only.
Only if entitled to separation allowance at the time and for that period only.
Only if entitled to separation allowance at the time and for that period only.
Separation allowance is only that...an allowance when separated ( conditions apply) so no, married people do not get paid more.
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What counts as seperated? i.e. how far away?
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I'm not sure if there are distance regulations, but I believe as long as you are living away from you spouse you count for it. (Correct me if I'm wrong.) On basic, even if you spouse lives in lets say Montreal, you are still living away from them, because you are living in quarters in Saint-Jean. I'm from Halifax myself, and I left my fiancee and daughter back home here when I did IAP and BOTP. I however did not qualify (or did, but did not receive) separation pay, because I was sent on temporary duty "TD" and I received a TD allowance instead. You cannot receive both TD and separation allowances. However, during your time in farnham, if on TD you are taken off and given field pay (I think then you get both field pay and sep. pay, but I cannot remember)
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You are not allowed to collect two allowances at the same time.
The SA is abated for any of the following periods:
a. temporary duty;
b. mandatory annuity break;
c. sick leave or compassionate leave of 15 days or more;
d. aboard ship when out of home port; or
e. while in receipt of FOA.
Source: DCBA Aide Memoire
The SA is abated for any of the following periods:
a. temporary duty;
b. mandatory annuity break;
c. sick leave or compassionate leave of 15 days or more;
d. aboard ship when out of home port; or
e. while in receipt of FOA.
Source: DCBA Aide Memoire
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I thought that they recently changed it so you could receive both field pay and sep. pay at the same time, but could be mistaken.
As far as
Or is it meant to mean that anytime you're aboard ship you don't qualify, because every ship has a home port, and if it is out to sea it is away from home port.
As far as
I'm from Halifax, so does that mean anytime I'm aboard a ship out of Halifax I don't qualify for both, but if I was aboard a ship out of Esquimalt I would?
Or is it meant to mean that anytime you're aboard ship you don't qualify, because every ship has a home port, and if it is out to sea it is away from home port.
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ahh.. so sea pay = no sep. pay...makes sense
(as you can see I'm too new to have experienced this myself yet but will soon)
(as you can see I'm too new to have experienced this myself yet but will soon)
ballz
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I was not aware that you paid for R&Q on your courses.
I am an Ocdt, single and no dependants. Does this mean that this summer when I go for my BMOQ I can expect to lose $500ish a month off of the net pay I'm getting now? I'm already paying mess fees for a mess 800km away.
That'll bring my monthly net pay to a grand total of $674. So much for saving any money during the summer for the school year.
I am an Ocdt, single and no dependants. Does this mean that this summer when I go for my BMOQ I can expect to lose $500ish a month off of the net pay I'm getting now? I'm already paying mess fees for a mess 800km away.
That'll bring my monthly net pay to a grand total of $674. So much for saving any money during the summer for the school year.
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If you are a reservist you wont pay rations and quarters while on your courses.
