Redundancy notice
penpon
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Hi I have applied for voluntary redundancy at work, I have worked there 35 years how many weeks notice should I be paid.
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That depends on how long your notice period is.0
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Hi I have applied for voluntary redundancy at work, I have worked there 35 years how many weeks notice should I be paid.
There are statutory redundancy notice periods. In you case 12 weeks.
https://www.gov.uk/redundant-your-rights/notice-periods
But you should check your contract, as it might give you more than the statutory minimum.
However I would have thought this was a question you should have asked your employer before you applied for VR.0 -
Applying for voluntary redundancy doesn't mean you have to take it if the figures arent right ,
However I'm ready to go now ,so it's always 12 weeks in the past, but I think they told me because they are letting us go early it will be slightly less?
But the link you supplied I had already read before posting but just wanted clarification before I discussed the point in work.
Thanks for the input much appreciated.0
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