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Redundancy
Millershaven
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi.
I was made redundant a while ago.
Today, some of my ex colleagues received a large sum of money. I didn't.
How can this be?
Could some of them have contacted a solicitor independently, but as a group?
Can I argue that I should be entitled to this as well?
Thank you.
I was made redundant a while ago.
Today, some of my ex colleagues received a large sum of money. I didn't.
How can this be?
Could some of them have contacted a solicitor independently, but as a group?
Can I argue that I should be entitled to this as well?
Thank you.
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Comments
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It rather depends on exactly what this large sum of money was for.
Without knowing this you can't determine if you might be entitled to payment too.0 -
How long did you work for the company?
Did the company stop trading?
Was it solvent?
So many factors involved it's impossible to know whether you are entitled to anything.0
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