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    Where do staff stand if a company goes into administration? Do they still qualify for statutory redundancy pay and just not get anything from their employer?

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    Thank you for your question although I am sorry if your employer has gone into administration.

    If a company goes into administration, then 'The Insolvency Service's Redundancy Payments Offices' are responsible for paying claims for:

    • statutory redundancy pay
    • wages (up to a maximum of eight weeks) including protective awards
    • holiday pay (up to a maximum of six weeks)
    • notice pay (one week after one calendar month's service rising to one week per year of service up to a maximum of twelve weeks)

    I hope that has answered your question but please return if you need any further help.
    Clara Buckingham

    (Any advice I submit to Redundancy Forum is given in good faith without any further liability or obligation).




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