OS Yosemite delayed email received

Hello,
please could you help me with my problem with receiving of delayed emails? I installed OS Yosemite and from this time I receive email on my iPhone, but on my my MacBook Pro I receive it approx. 5 minutes after it.
Do you know where is problem and if is possible to fix it?
Thanks
Milos

I have this exact problem. Never had it before Yosemite.
Can someone please help?

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