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That sounds reasonable, but not necessarily true as regulations state that it is the the members responsibility to know what his current pay and allowance entitlements are.  Therefore if he was being overpaid for two years, then he is just as accountable for the error as the clerk who made the...

If a member owes monies to the crown it will usually be recovered all at once.  If this is going to cause the member financial difficulties then it is the member's responsibility to inform his chain of command via memo.  If the CoC concurs with the members request then the monies may be...

I find it strange that you have not received any pay in the last 6 weeks.  How many days of training have you signed a pay sheet for?  Have you submitted your commuting assistance claims?  Based on your enrollment date you would have missed the 15 May pay day, so you should have seen monies on...

Nice to see that AES Op is now an direct entry trade.  I tried to OT to it back in the late 80's and missed the cut off by 1.  I kick myself now for not trying again.  I have spent most of my career in the LRP community with 404, 405, MP&EU, and with 14 and 19 AMS.  I had many opportunities to...

Let me jump in here as I have done quite a few of these CTs recently.  Now you say you know the COS date.  How do you know?  Did you receive an ETP Instruction?  If so, that will tell the date the transfer from Reserves to Regular is effective.  This is also the date he will start getting paid. ...

2 days leave for every 30 served, while on class B.  Leave must be used before the end of the contract, unless you are being employed in such a way that does not allow for leave to be taken.  IE.  course.  In which case the contract will be extended to allow for the leave days.  For example: ...

People complaining that they were over paid?  Urban legend, though I think I saw that in a Disney movie once.  :) Yes, we did get a pay increase 1 Apr 10.  Go see your clerk, and make sure they are sitting when you tell them your problem.  :)

Here is the Reader's Digest condensed version of the claim process.  1.  The member brings his claim with all the receipts and itinerary to the OR 2. The clerk takes that info and finalizes the claim in ClaimsX 3. The clerk has the member sign and sends the claim for Section 34...

Try searching the forums, also check out the recruiting website. Based on what you have said here.  With automotive training, you may be accepted into Airframe, Aero engine, or Vehicle Tech trades. As for becoming a Sergeant, It will come if you work hard and prove to your supervisors that you...

PSHCP General Inquiries 1-800-267-6542 Did you see your cheque cashed?  They will not send a receipt.  You are expected to send the premiums once every quarter. If there were any errors on your initial application, the whole thing would have been sent back to your OR.

No, you do it yourself.  Take your PLCC card to the JR mess, clear out.  Go to Sgt's Mess Clear in.  Don't do what I did and leave your PLCC card in your pants and them wash them.........:)

I believe it is under Baseline. 

Just my opinion, but unless you have been ordered to wear them, don't.  I haven't seen mine since I graduated from Cornwallis in 84.  No, that's a lie.  I got a new set when we switch to Service Numbers vice SIN.  Either way they're in a box with the other set somewhere.  :)

If it is an attached posting for you, and it isn't too old, there should be a copy on your pers file.  Or, you could contact the agency that issued the message.  Of course the more info you have the better:  IE  date time group and msg number.

Way back in the 20th century, when I was just a young Pte Admin Clerk, there where no such thing as computers.  We would type everything.  Memos, letters,  Sitreps, OpOrds, messages. etc etc..  This would be done on a manual typewriter from a hand written draft.  Back then we took pride in...

You're correct.  I should have said QL3 not QL5.

I had this question put to me while I was an instructor at PRETC.  I do not remember the reference, but the answer was that the member had to wait 5 years after completion of QL5 before they could apply for a change of DEU.  Try searching the CFAOs or DAODs.

Just a thought.  All the pay tables on line have been updated to reflect the cost of living adjustment that kicking in today.  Also, are you sure you are looking at the correct tables?    I'm CC for a reserve unit so I check this out for you on Tuesday if you wish.  An employing unit can...

And just so you are aware.  If you are seriously injured or killed while at your "civi" job you MAY not be eligible for any military benefits.

We had low numbers for the Co-op this year, mainly due to budget cuts, so that might be good news for you.  But, I can't tell you how many others there are trying to get it in.  However, new budget come April.  Good luck to you and maybe I will see you at my counter some time soon.