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Notice period while furloughed
Gettingtherequickly
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Hi
Unfortunately, we are making an employee redundant due to the current circumstances. Currently furloughed (80% pay) and in notice period.
In the process of calculating final pay, should this include the 20% not being paid while furloughed, this will obviously be liable for tax? Holiday pay is part of the notice period, so calculated accordingly.
TIA
Unfortunately, we are making an employee redundant due to the current circumstances. Currently furloughed (80% pay) and in notice period.
In the process of calculating final pay, should this include the 20% not being paid while furloughed, this will obviously be liable for tax? Holiday pay is part of the notice period, so calculated accordingly.
TIA
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Not sure what the legal position is but as you get the 80% back from the government then really you should pay the additional 20% to give the employee their full notice pay. It won’t cost you much and would be the decent thing to do.2
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That was my take on things, but I am not the boss, will use my powers!JReacher1 said:Not sure what the legal position is but as you get the 80% back from the government then really you should pay the additional 20% to give the employee their full notice pay. It won’t cost you much and would be the decent thing to do.A smile costs little but creates much
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If the 80% pay was a temporary variation to the contract then notice should be paid at full rate of pay.0
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if the notice is statutory then full pay. if contractual and a week or more longer than statutory that does not apply.
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1996/18/section/87
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Statutory Notice period is at full pay. Outside that furlough amounts apply unless the business want to make this % up.0
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