Ombudsman’s Determination

Outcome

Ombudsman’s Determination

Outcome

Mr Baxter says that the Authority should have granted him Permanent Injury Benefit (PIB) because he suffered two back injuries in the course of his NHS employment and believes that his asthma / breathing problems are work related. The Deputy Pensions Ombudsman’s dete …

Ms Baker says that the NHSBSA refused to award her a Permanent Injury Benefit (PIB) because they had not properly considered the medical evidence in accordance with their own guidelines. The Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should no …

Mr McKendrick’s complaint, which is against the SWP, the Police Authority and the PMAB, is: his initial medical assessment was flawed from the outset because the regulations were not complied with as the Selected Medi …

Mr Otter disagrees with the decision not to award him a permanent injury benefit. The Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should not be upheld against the NHSBSA because they have reached their decision in a proper manner. DETAILED DETERMINATION Background Mr O …

Mrs Mullarkey has complained about the NHSBSA’s refusal to award her an injury benefit from the Scheme. The Deputy Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should be upheld against the NHSBSA because in the course of Mrs Mullarkey’s employme …

Mr Garbutt complained about NYPA’s handling of his application for injury benefit. He also complained that the Home Office had failed to make arrangements to ensure that regulations governing the Scheme complied with section 50 of the Pensions Act 1995 (the requireme …

Mr Garbutt complains about the way in which a review of his injury award was carried out. The Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should be upheld against NYPA, which accepts that the review was flawed and has offered to carry out the review again. DETAILED DET …

Mrs Woolvine says that her application for Temporary Injury Allowance (TIA) was wrongly refused on the basis that her injury was not wholly or mainly attributable to the duties of her NHS employment. The Pensions Ombudsman’s determination and short reasons The complaint should not be upheld …