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Redundancy whilst on Secondment
littteminky
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Hi,
I currently work for the NHS, my substantive position is employed on a Band 5 27 hours per week contract.
I have been on secondment for the last 3 years, full time at a higher banding.
There is a chance my substantive post is going to be made redundant. Can anyone advise if my redundancy package would be based on part time band 5 or if the secondment affects this?
Thanks in anticipation.
I currently work for the NHS, my substantive position is employed on a Band 5 27 hours per week contract.
I have been on secondment for the last 3 years, full time at a higher banding.
There is a chance my substantive post is going to be made redundant. Can anyone advise if my redundancy package would be based on part time band 5 or if the secondment affects this?
Thanks in anticipation.
Busy mother of two, juggling with my new job as Infant Feeding Support and keeping up with good household management!
I became debt free after losing my Mum :A ...I'd rather be poor again.
I became debt free after losing my Mum :A ...I'd rather be poor again.
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From Agenda for Change (my bold for emphasis)
A month’s pay, subject to a total annual earnings floor of £23,000 and cap of £80,000, will be either an amount equal to 1/12th of the annual salary at the date of termination or 4.35 times a week’s pay whichever is more beneficial to the employee (the average month has 4.35 weeks). The calculation of 4.35 times a week’s pay should be made in accordance with the Employment Rights Act 1996.
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