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Redundancy and how it works?
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The law says you are entitled to take a union rep or work colleague. Nobody else.MrINeedOfHelp wrote: »Thanks for the advice so far.
Quick question, is there anything against bringing a trade rep (albeit I'm not part of one) or a fellow colleague along to a 1 to 1 consultation.
Collective group has finished and 1-2-1 are due to begin next week, so was wondering if it's ok to bring a plus 1 for lack of better term.0 -
You can still be made redundant with less than 2 years service and receive a payment just no entitlement to a statutory payment.
https://www.gov.uk/staff-redundant/redundancy-pay
PILON can be paid net even when not taxed most companies pay gross but they don't have to.0
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