Armed forces pay award 2013/2014

Here it is folks, there is a lot more like accomodation going up between 4p and 99p aday and food going down by 3p a day

 Armed Forces' Pay Review Body 2013 report published
14/03/2013
An increase of all base military salaries has been announced as part of the 2013 Report of the Armed Forces' Pay Review Body (AFPRB).
Service personnel
The report was published today, and the government has accepted the recommendations in full, except for one recommendation on X-Factor where consideration is being deferred.
The X-Factor is a pensionable addition to base pay that recognises the relative disadvantage of conditions of service experienced by members of the Armed Forces compared with civilian employment.
In line with the government’s 2011 Autumn Statement, the AFPRB has recommended an increase of one per cent to base military salaries for 2013-14.

In addition, the AFPRB has recommended a one per cent increase in Specialist Pay and Compensatory Allowances.

The AFPRB has also recommended an increase to accommodation charges, but a reduction to food charges, together with a number of targeted measures, including a new commitment bonus for certain categories of personnel joining the Territorial Army.
The recommendation regarding X-Factor was an increase of 0.5 per cent.
In a written Ministerial statement, Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said:
"The AFPRB's recommendations are to be accepted in full, except for the recommendation to increase X-Factor, which would result in costs for which the Department has not currently budgeted. This recommendation is therefore under consideration as part of a wider review of Departmental expenditure and I will inform the House of the outcome in due course.
"All other recommendations will become effective from 1 April 2013, except where the AFPRB report indicates otherwise."
For further details relating to the AFPRB report please refer to the DIB at the Related Documents.
Also published today is the 2013 report of the Senior Salaries Review Body (SSRB), which makes recommendations on the pay of 2-star officers and above.
The government has accepted the SSRB recommendation of an increase of one per cent to base military salaries for all 2, 3 and 4-star officers.

Not a lot but about what i would expect from this Government.

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Not a government after today, more three factions, BLUE, YELLOW and RED!

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WANKERS, and i dont appologise for using the word on the forum....where is the modern day Guy Fawlkes

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This government has let the 3 forces down so much, its a wonder we have not got any forces at all. They should be ashamed of themselves.
I agree they are all Mastubators.

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Some more info

 • An increase of 1% to all base military salaries – in line with the 2011
Autumn Statement (see DIB100/11);
• A 1% increase in Specialist Pay (which is to be renamed Recruitment
and Retention Payment), Compensatory Allowances, Reserve
Bounties and Call-Out Gratuity;
• A new Commitment Bonus for Direct Entrant Territorial Army Junior
Officers and ex-Regulars in the early part of their Reserve service;
• A 1% increase in compensatory allowances;
• Overall increases to accommodation charges for SLA and furnished
SFA ranging from 4 pence to 99 pence a day – Rental element
increases in line with the rental component of the Retail Price Index
(RPI). Accommodation charges include a discount to reflect the
disadvantages of living in Service accommodation;
• A decrease in the Daily Food Charge of 3 pence a day;
And:
• From 1 Nov 2012, a Financial Retention Incentive for suitably qualified
Petty Officer and Chief Petty Officer personnel serving in the Weapon
Engineering Submarines Strategic Weapons System specialisation.
• From 1 April 2014, the merger of Chaplain to the Forces and Principal
Chaplain pay scales into a new CF1 pay scale.


 NEW ENTRANT RATE OF PAY 14,286



 OTHER RANKS - LOWER
RANGE

 PRIVATE LEVEL 6 21,656
LEVELS 1-7 LEVEL 5 21,292
LEVEL 4 20,229
LEVEL 3 18,641
LEVEL 2 18,166
LEVEL 1 17,690


 OTHER RANKS - HIGHER
RANGE
 PRIVATE LEVEL 6 25,498
LEVELS 1-7 LEVEL 5 24,315
LEVEL 4 21,991
LEVEL 3 20,958
LEVEL 2 19,030
LEVEL 1 17,690

dont profess to understand these levels but im sure some do

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Oh by the way the CDS starts on £240,504.

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we are on the brink of the smallest armed forces this country as seen, and after afganistan thank you but tarra. and look whos evil head is rising yes N Korea, mmm will our little defence force be part of that if it kicks off.....again I want hold back with my words, a load of yellow belly wankers.

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Apparently the government will now pay the 0.5 % X factor wow that will buy a lot wont it