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Redundancy during long term bonus period

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I was working for a company a while back which start a long term bonus scheme. This meant a large bonus payout for those who stayed with the company at the end of the bonus term. During the bonus term, our company was purchased by another company. We were told that all our bonuses and benefits would carry over under TUPE (UK regulation) including the long term bonus scheme.

The company switch took place and all was well to start with. However, a few months shy of when the bonus term ends, and a bunch of people have now been made redundant.

What is the situation with the long term bonus? Should I still receive my long term bonus payment even though I'm being made redundant? Does TUPE give me rights to this?

Any help would be very much appreciated

Thank you

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