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Re-Employment After Redundancy at same Company

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  • AP007
    AP007 Posts: 7,109 Forumite
    Daedalus wrote: »
    Yes but it would be an unfair dismissal.
    You'd never know would you as you no longer work there.
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  • LittleVoice
    LittleVoice Posts: 8,974 Forumite
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    AP007 wrote: »
    even the same job the very next day?

    Yes - the day after the redundancy it would not be the same job. (Of course if the person had been appointed before the original job occupant had left in order to take over the next day that would be different.)
  • scooby088
    scooby088 Posts: 3,385 Forumite
    I do know my old place made a few redundancies a while ago and asked those they made redundant back on temporary contracts I think most of them said no as they didn't want to pay the redundancy pay back.
  • Daedalus
    Daedalus Posts: 4,253 Forumite
    AP007 wrote: »
    You'd never know would you as you no longer work there.

    I'm friends with many of the people I work with, I'm invited to weddings, birthdays etc, I would be kept uptodate on work matters if I asked.
  • anamenottaken
    anamenottaken Posts: 4,198 Forumite
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    scooby088 wrote: »
    I do know my old place made a few redundancies a while ago and asked those they made redundant back on temporary contracts I think most of them said no as they didn't want to pay the redundancy pay back.

    That suggests they received more than statutory redundancy pay. The employer could apply "pay back" terms in that case.
  • AP007
    AP007 Posts: 7,109 Forumite
    Yes - the day after the redundancy it would not be the same job. (Of course if the person had been appointed before the original job occupant had left in order to take over the next day that would be different.)
    it could be the same job? How would the person left know this?

    I only ask as I know someone who found out some months later that a person was taken on to do his job 2 weeks after he was made redundant and he found out 9 mths later when a mate of his left and he told him as he didn't want to before as he was scared to.
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