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Unfair Redundancy?

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  • Unfair Redundancy?

    I’ve been given notice of redundancy as the sole member of my company’s marketing department, with the explanation that the business will now focus on sales rather than marketing. However, I have concerns regarding the fairness of the redundancy process and the role of a newly hired Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), who has taken over many of my marketing duties. The CCO has implied I lack the necessary skills, yet they have ties to external marketing companies, raising transparency issues. Additionally, the redundancy letter references a staff handbook that I was never provided. Given these circumstances, could this be considered an unfair redundancy, and what steps should I take? What should I specifically ask during an upcoming redundancy consultation? I've been there 18 months so I know I'm not entitled to any payment , I was also going to bring a complaint to the wrc about them contacting me out of hours on Sundays, late nights and even when I was ooo when my uncle passed away. They have cause me an un necessary amount of stress. Any answers would be great. Is it even possible for me to negotiate a redundancy package as I know they will want to keep this hush hush
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