How does a Public Sector employer calculate a persons pension based on service years ?
Do they get the PRSI contribution history from DSP or just use their own records, especially where someone has moved between PS organisations?
For Class D, do they use the total D contributions to figure out the # of years ? For example, 1432 Class D stamps = 27.3 years
My wife has 1432 Class D 'stamps', according to DSP, but her employer has her pensionable service as 10 years to date. 27.3 yrs Vs 10 - somethings not right.
Do they get the PRSI contribution history from DSP or just use their own records, especially where someone has moved between PS organisations?
For Class D, do they use the total D contributions to figure out the # of years ? For example, 1432 Class D stamps = 27.3 years
My wife has 1432 Class D 'stamps', according to DSP, but her employer has her pensionable service as 10 years to date. 27.3 yrs Vs 10 - somethings not right.