Hi I am awaiting my redundancy notice date after my second consultation. I been told it should come in next week some time. At the moment I am 1 month away from doing 2 years at the company...
My question is if my redundancy notice date which is specified as 30 days by the employer (however I don't have to work during this period once it giving) goes a day over my 2 years... Am I entitled to redundancy pay?
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Redundancy Pay... notice period should takes me 2 days over 2 years
- 03-02-12, 12:53 PM #1kazmatic
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Redundancy Pay... notice period should takes me 2 days over 2 years
- 03-02-12, 01:04 PM #2
It depends - are you on gardening leave or are you being paid PILON?
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- 03-02-12, 01:09 PM #3kazmatic
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PILON I think. They just said I won't be required to work notice if I have no outstanding work to complete
- 03-02-12, 01:16 PM #4
You need to be clear. PILON is pay in lieu of notice, hence you don't have any notice, hence your termination date is the last day you work.
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- 03-02-12, 01:17 PM #5kazmatic
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Yes Payment in lieu of contractual notice period which is a month. I actually have not received to notice yet and started on March 2nd 2010 so I will actually def will go over 2 years when I receive it
- 03-02-12, 01:18 PM #6kazmatic
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The contractual notice is 30 days
- 03-02-12, 02:00 PM #7
It doesn't matter what the contractual notice is - what matters is what your termination date is. If you get PILON then you don't have any notice - PILON is instead of notice.
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- 03-02-12, 02:02 PM #8kazmatic
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Okay got it now. Thanks
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