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RMT helpline 0800 376 3706 :: november/december 2019 :: RMTnews
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NOTIFICATION OF CONTRIBUTION RATES
FOR 2020
Like most things, the cost of providing you with the benefits of
RMT membership increases every year and contribution rates
increase to help us to maintain and improve those benefits and
our services to members.
From January 1 2020 new members joining whose basic salary
or equivalent earnings are above £22,900 per annum will pay
£5.24 per week.
New members whose basic salary or equivalent earnings are
below £22,900 per annum will pay £2.25 per week.
Direct debit payments will be amended accordingly as will
contributions collected by employers under paybill deduction
arrangements. Members who pay contributions to cash
collectors will receive a new contribution card from the collector.
Those sending cheques or postal orders direct will need to
adjust the amounts sent in accordingly.
Period Full Rate Low Rate
Weekly £5.24 £2.25
4 Weekly £20.96 £9.00
Monthly £22.71 £9.75
We maintain a tight control of our costs and continually re-
examine them to ensure that we make best use of our resources
to deliver improved services to you. I am sure you will agree that
RMT membership continues to provide excellent value for
money.
Serving RMT merchant seamen attended a Remembrance Day service in
Sunderland including RFA RMT rep CPO Steward Ian Parkin.
RMT general secretary Mick
Cash presented Glenn Marvan
of Harwich Shipping branch
with his well-earned 40-year
badge. His fellow Stena Line
comrades - Steve Young,
Richard Lake and Stuart
Morrison accompanies him to
Unity House.
There was an on-board
presentation on the Stena
Britannica in Holland for 43-
year member Tony Marvan
just after his younger brother
Glenn Marvan received his
40-year badge.
Two members, Graham Keir
and Jim Philp, received their
40 year medal and badge
presented by regional
organiser Gordon Martin and
chair Davy O’Donnell
LEST WE FORGET
HARWICH
AWARD
STENA AWARD AWARDS IN FIFE