Canadian Forces Stand Down Pay Question (reserves)
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It is likely that the orderly room that processes your pay was stood down over Christmas, so the pay was not approved electronically until after the deadline for the 15 January pay (the deadline was, I beleive, in the first week of January).
You should see your pay for time in the last half of December in the 31 January pay. Your pay statement will include a detailed list of the days worked; be sure to check it against your records and identify any discrepancies to your chain of command.
You should see your pay for time in the last half of December in the 31 January pay. Your pay statement will include a detailed list of the days worked; be sure to check it against your records and identify any discrepancies to your chain of command.
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Why arent you asking your clerks?
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C.G.R said:
Why would anyone do that? All they can do is provide relevant, up to date information on what is happening in the RPSR world.... :blotto:
And that would have no value.
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my72jeep said:
So..when I finish my 3's I can lurk in my office, holding my red stapler and saying "our precious" ?
Okay thanks for the info. I've been in for a year now and I still haven't got my DIN acct to set my pay stub to be emailed to me. Reason I haven't asked the clerks is because I've been on stand down since 2nd week of dec. But I've been on BMQ during that time. I was just curious as to why I got paid at the end of December, but not Jan 15th
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If you haven't been paid when you get back, ask your Cpl/MCpl/Sgt if they can assist you. 
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cirix101 said:
If you were on stand down since the second week of December then what pay do they owe you? Your 15 Jan pay is for the pay period 16 to 31 Dec. If you were on stand down, there was no money to pay you. Likewise, your 31 Jan pay will be for 1 Jan to 15 Jan - did you work during this period? Class A pay is always two weeks behind.
Further, you don't need a DIN account to get your pay statements; you need an EMAA account, which takes 5 minutes to set up. That you're not receiving your pay statements is unacceptable.
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Okay thanks for the info. I've been in for a year now and I still haven't got my DIN acct to set my pay stub to be emailed to me. Reason I haven't asked the clerks is because I've been on stand down since 2nd week of dec. But I've been on BMQ during that time. I was just curious as to why I got paid at the end of December, but not Jan 15thARMY_101 said:
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You can ask for a pay audit if you think you have been slighted in any way by the pay system. Keep in mind that reserves are paid in arrears (several federal departments do this). This means you are always a pay period behind.
Before you ask for a payroll audit, make sure the the fin clerk does not hav the ability to chop your nuts off!
Before you ask for a payroll audit, make sure the the fin clerk does not hav the ability to chop your nuts off!
You should see your pay for time in the last half of December in the 31 January pay. Your pay statement will include a detailed list of the days worked; be sure to check it against your records and identify any discrepancies to your chain of command.
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