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help!!!

on wed 3 feb (my day off) i recived a call from my boss to say i was being made redundant as of then. On thursday (11th) i recived a letter telling me as of the 2nd he was ceasing trading and there was no job for me.
I have been to the job centre and my first sign on day is the 22nd. i have all my forms for insurance claims on credit card and mortgage but cant send them till next week as need ABI1 forms which i cant get till i have signed on.
why i need help is i am owed my wages from w/c 31/1 and redundancy pay i presume been ther 5 1/2 years but dont know where to start :huh:
went on insolvency website this morning and he is now bankrupt by his name not trading name

any help greatfully recieved

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  • marydot
    marydot Posts: 183 Forumite
    I am sorry to hear you have been made redundant, the same thing happened to me I was on a half days leave and recieved a phone call saying I was being made redundant, next day i got a letter saying not to return but the company went through the correct channels etc, garden leave etc.

    Its not a nice thing to happen to anyone and I know how you are feeling!! That happened last year.
    I'm sure someone will come along soon with more advice for you.
  • katskorner
    katskorner Posts: 2,972 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    I was made redundant back in 2001 and the company owed me a whole months wages exceeding £3000. I never saw it and had to claim 10% back from the government but that is all I got :(
    3 kids(DS1 6 Nov, DS2 8 Feb, DS3 24 Dec) a hubby and two cats - I love to save every penny I can!
    :beer:
  • ry93 wrote: »
    he is now bankrupt by his name not trading name

    It sounds as though your boss was a sole trader with a trading name rather than employing you via a limited company.

    You are now one of the creditors and he should have told the accountants working on this about your status. You need to contact them to make sure they know. If you do not receive your wages, you will be able to make a claim under the statutory scheme.
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