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Barry465
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Declined CoS minimum Salary

Post by Barry465 » Tue Mar 17, 2015 12:40 pm

Hey Guys, first time poster!

My workplace has run the RLMT for 28 days and on the 5th of March, we submitted all documents etc and applied for my CoS. However, they have declined our application because my workplace was offering me £30,000 and it turns out the minimum I needed to be paid was £30,600 based on my SOC code and the fact I am considered an experienced worked. The original advert listed the salary as ₤30000 - ₤35000 per year.

We can re apply and offer me more money, which my workplace are willing to do. However, my question is this - considering the RLMT was conducted and they had no issues with this, would we need to do this again? Or can we just use the previous RLMT and apply for a new CoS on the 5th of April, rather than run it again and have to wait until the 5th of May.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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Re: Declined CoS minimum Salary

Post by iworker » Tue Mar 17, 2015 2:54 pm

RLMT is valid for 6 months. So as long as they apply for cos before that, they should be fine.

Barry465
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Re: Declined CoS minimum Salary

Post by Barry465 » Tue Mar 17, 2015 9:25 pm

Based on the changes that are coming in from April, presumably on our new application they will need to increase my pay to £32,500, which will be the new minimum for an experienced worker?

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Re: Declined CoS minimum Salary

Post by iworker » Wed Mar 18, 2015 9:57 am

yes

Barry465
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Re: Declined CoS minimum Salary

Post by Barry465 » Wed Mar 18, 2015 9:59 am

Is this only if the application is made after the 5th of April though?

It states that the new changes come into effect from the 6th of April. I am assuming that any applications made before this date, would fall under the previous salary descriptions.

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