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Redundancy & redundancy planning

Archives for April 2020

Let go due to ill health
Hi, I might be on the wrong forum? Basically I was on a part time contract with tesco, ive been off ill for nearly 3 months with seizures. First month they paid ssp, next month was halved and this months wasnt ssp it was company sick pay that was only 135. Today they let me go on ill health, they said next month ill be…
Leaving a toxic workplace
It may sound cliche, but I am genuinely asking for a friend. I've gone through similar a while ago, I took a decent redundancy though and got out of a place that I wasn't wanted in anymore. I've never looked back and am enjoying my new work in a totally different field of work (I'm as good as my own boss now) I have a…
Loyalty based bonus and redundancy
I am currently being made redundant and will receive an annual bonus prior to leaving. However part of this is paid in shares which I only receive if I remain loyal and stay with the company for 3 years (no other conditions). I have been told therefore I will only receive a pro rata amount for the month I am in the company…
Redundancy help!
I was furloughed the end of March until the end of May, however last week I had a call to say that due the impact of COVID 19 on the business, my post is at risk of being made redundant and are currently in the consultation period. The decision will be made in 2 weeks time! The question I have is, if I am made redundant my…
Holiday pay
Hello, I have been made redundant with three months notice ending the 20th of June. I have 7 and half holiday days to use I have been asked to book these despite the fact that I am unable to work due to the company being closed due to Covid 19. Should I not be paid for these day? Any advice would be appreciated. Chris
Tribunal
I was made redundant and I went to a tribunal, it is still ongoing although the company made me a settlement offer with terms and conditions. I reluctantly accepted and asked my solicitor to read over the terms and conditions but they wanted to charge extra for professional indemnity insurance. Is this normal and how much…
Redundancy whilst pregnant
hi all, im after some advise which I'll try to keep short and sweet. My partners work company had gone into administration with approx 900 looses their jobs. The company was brought out by another company which kept only 30 sum employees- my partner being one of these. She was due to carry on as normal, at the same office…
Redundancy pay whilst furloughed
I am currently furloughed but have now been told my position is being made redundant. I am a company director being paid by PAYE and a dividend. I have been with the company for almost 10 years. Will my redundancy/notice pay be the reduced furloughed pay?
Redundancy help
Hi, i recently got made redundant as my compamy went into liquidation and i have a question which i cant seem to find answer to. I was with my employer for 13 years but on two separate occasions but thoses occasions were separated by 10 days basically i had another job and came straight back after not liking it, my former…
Redundancy, How do you claim back overpaid tax, student loan and NI for 2020/21
A friend is being made redundant with an end date of July 31st and is contemplating using this redundancy to take a break from work for a few months. How does she go about reclaiming all the overpayments as she is PAYE, salary 50k. In effect having only worked 4 months of the current tax year, if they have the other 8…
P45 leaving date incorrect due to company unable to pay payroll
My employer was struggling to finance itself due to the lock down since 23rd March. Initially all employees were able to work from home but the company was unable to pay us for March payroll so it varied our employment contracts by agreement to allow this and furlough us later. We were then furloughed for April. However…
Furlough while being made redundant
The company that i work for have just merged with another company and as a result of this have left employees being made redundant, due to being made redundant during COVID-19. Am i entitled to have furlough because i can't get a new job during this pandemic?
Being made redundant while on maternity leave
Hello so today I spoke to my employer about my return to work on 18th may as I'm currently on maternity leave then he rang me saying I'm being made redundant due to covid19 can they do this as I feel this is unfair
Voluntary Redundancy - Accepted but deadline passed
Hi everyone, I work for a large educational establishment who have offered voluntary redundancy twice in the last 12 months now. First time was in March 2019 and then again in December 2019. We went through a merger (aka complete takeover) last August and the new owners are starting to turn the screw now, making us sign…
Redundancy calculations after furlough?
Hi There The company I've been working for over the last 15 years is on the verge of going insolvent. due to the lack of sales, I knew this was coming and was prepared for it. Ironically we were about a month away from closing the doors, when COVID-19 hit, so I now find myself on furlough and everything put on hold, My…
Universal Credit Advance Pay - Dumb Questions Coming Your Way !!
Hey. So I read you could ask for advance in payment. So I have some questions which, may sound dumb.... but here goes.NEVER MIND!!!!
Redundancy - Will it affect my Universal Credit
As the title suggests my question is now that I have my Universal Credit set up after being made redundant and given the amount I am entitled too, I am due my redundancy payment in around 10 weeks, once that clears will my UC payments be affected for a certain amount of assessment months or remain the same? For context my…
Notice Pay and UTR number
My husband has recently been made redundant without any notice period, so he's going to be claiming for 12 weeks pay in lieu of notice as well as his redundancy. His employers have gone into liquidation, so he's claiming from the Government fund. His plan now is to go self employed, but we've been told he can't start any…
Already being made redundant
For people already on notice of redundancy before this all happened due to company relocation - it is highly unlikely of them finding a job - does the furlough system cover these people
PILON Question please help.
Hi , Really need help, I am in the process of being made redundant for big UK retailer. They are paying PILON , only on my contracted hours of 38 hour per week. I've done overtime since i've started in the company. Rota's would be done 12 weeks in advance with overtime already included in my scheduled hours, of work. Also…

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