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Reduced hours
prof50
Posts: 3 Newbie
As a result of a pending restructure, a few of us are being forced to accept reduced hours, up to 25% of normal working week. If this is taken, are we entitled to a redundancy payment to cushion the effect of losing a substantial part of our income? Due to current economic situation, alternative employment is not an option and we do not want to be unemployed claiming benefit. Thanks for any help
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You are still employed so are not redundant, but depending on how many hours you ( and your partner) work, and depending if you have children, you may be able to claim tax credits. This is the sort of situation they were designed for.0
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