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Early Retirement and Redundancy Committee
Application to Extend Period of Flexible Retirement – T1.
RESOLVED – (1) T H A T the period of flexible retirement of T1 be agreed in accordance with the Council's policy, subject to no other circumstances arising in the interim whereby the employment would be terminated for a different reason. (2) T H A T the use of the appropriate delegated powers be endorsed, to enable T1's employment to be extended, under flexible retirement, for a further 12 months. (3) T H A T the retirement of T1 from employment with the Council be reviewed by the Chief Officer at six monthly intervals dependent on the employee's health and in consultation with the C…
Early Retirement and Redundancy Committee
Application for Flexible Retirement – S.
RESOLVED – (1) T H A T the extension of the flexible retirement of S be agreed in accordance with the Council's policy subject to no other circumstances arising in the interim whereby the employment was to be terminated for a different reason. (2) T H A T the continuation of the flexible retirement of S be agreed for an additional 12 months to end September 2026 providing no other circumstances arose in the interim whereby the employment was to be terminated for a different reason. Reasons for decisions (1) To determine the flexible retirement application within the regulations an…
Early Retirement and Redundancy Committee
Application for Flexible Retirement – B.
RESOLVED – (1) T H A T the flexible retirement of B be agreed in accordance with the Council's policy subject to no other circumstances arising in the interim whereby the employment concluded for a different reason. (2) T H A T the use of the appropriate delegated powers be endorsed to enable B to reduce B's contracted hours from 37 to 22 hours per week from the week commencing 5th January, 2026. (3) T H A T the retirement of B from employment with the Council be reviewed by the Chief Officer at six monthly intervals in consultation with the Chief Officer for Human Resources. Decemb…
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