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Can I receive redundancy pay
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What is LMGTFY? Can you google it for me?Originally posted by GillsMan View PostStill using LMGTFY? How quaint!<Insert idea here> will never be adopted because the politicians are in the pockets of the banks!Comment
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Redundancy Advice
If you have an employment contract, then yes, but mostly, you need to have at least two years continuous service for the employer. The amount of your lump-sum redundancy payment depends on many factors such as how your years of continuous service relate to a particular age, how long you have been continuously employed by your employer.Originally posted by matthewgayle View PostI have been working for my new company for 9 months in the UK, I may be about to be made redundant, am I entitled to redundancy pay. I work full time.Comment
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