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  • Your employer must pay you this if you have been employed continuously for two years, and there is a genuine need to make you redundant. Contractual redundancy is for you if your employer doesn’t renew a fixed-term contract of two years or more. You will also be entitled to this if a series of shorter contracts that follow on from each other add up to two years or more.
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  • An employer must make a redundancy payment to an employee who has been employed
  • When making an employee redundant, in addition to any entitlement to a redundancy payment, they’ll also be entitled to a minimum period of paid notice.
  • Even when redundancy is not related to an employee’s performance, it’s important to make sure the reason for dismissal is acceptable and fair.
  • ...redundancy payment if you are an employee who has worked continuously for your employer for at least two years and you are being made redundant.
  • Employers can be exempted from making redundancy payments if they were able to redeploy or find their employees a suitable alternative employment.
  • 56. An employer must make a redundancy payment to an employee who has been employed… • for a month • for a year • for two years.
  • When you become redundant your employer may make a payment to you, called a redundancy payment. Maximum statutory redundancy pay is £17,130.
  • To qualify for a statutory redundancy payment your employee will need to: be an employee, as opposed to a worker or self-employed.
  • If you're planning on making an employee redundant there are certain steps that you must follow and certains rights that the employee is entitled to.
  • A redundancy is not genuine in circumstances where the employer: hires someone else to do the same job as the employee who was dismissed.
  • In this article, we’ll explain what employee redundancy is, as well as how an employer decides who to make redundant and what the redundancy process is.
  • Sometimes an employer might fail to pay your redundancy settlement, and if you encounter this problem there are some steps you can take.