Morning guys and girls,
I have been battling with my clerks for the last few days over my pay and allowances at a new posting and I was hoping that someone could give me a steer.
I've been posted to a new location (over 150 miles away from my SFA). I'm PStat 1 and I have retained my quarter on the basis that my daughter is in her GCSE years at school. Retention has been approved for this reason.
As I understand it, due to be being posted, I should now be classed as INVOLSEP according to JSP 752. My clerks don't agree as "It's not the Army's fault you have a child".
Now, my FSA has been a bit more forgiving and seems to think that I will be classed as INVOLSEP but he has stated that I will still have to pay SLA charges which I didn't think was the case.
I've trawled through JSP 752 but I can't find a definitive answer and I would like to take some proof in with me so that I can show them. Could anyone tell me whether I'm correct about the status and the charges and if so, where I can find the proof of it please?
If I'm wrong, then so be it, but I really don't think I am.
Many thanks
I have been battling with my clerks for the last few days over my pay and allowances at a new posting and I was hoping that someone could give me a steer.
I've been posted to a new location (over 150 miles away from my SFA). I'm PStat 1 and I have retained my quarter on the basis that my daughter is in her GCSE years at school. Retention has been approved for this reason.
As I understand it, due to be being posted, I should now be classed as INVOLSEP according to JSP 752. My clerks don't agree as "It's not the Army's fault you have a child".
Now, my FSA has been a bit more forgiving and seems to think that I will be classed as INVOLSEP but he has stated that I will still have to pay SLA charges which I didn't think was the case.
I've trawled through JSP 752 but I can't find a definitive answer and I would like to take some proof in with me so that I can show them. Could anyone tell me whether I'm correct about the status and the charges and if so, where I can find the proof of it please?
If I'm wrong, then so be it, but I really don't think I am.
Many thanks