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My employer has made me redundant but asked me to go back to do the same job but working for an Employment agency? ?
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Re: Redundant
Hi and welcome
I'm no employment specialist, but it certainly doesn't appear your job is redundant!
How long have you worked for this employer? .. less than 2 years and you have few rights.
Did your employer follow a fair process?
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Re: Redundant
Hi Thanks for replying. I've worked for them for just coming up to 6 years. It's going to be approximately £120 /£ 150 a week drop in my wages plus il lose my Holidays ppp and also my weekend allowance! ! that's £ 120/ £150 A WEEK DROP IN MY WAGES by the way. They are going to try and change the job title. Does anyone know whether or not I can refuse the offer? ?Originally posted by des8 View PostComment
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Re: Redundant
What are the reasons for making you redundant, its a bit cheeky to say work for an agency, i'd be like i'm taking my redundancy money. And my holidays and getting my 4 yr tax rebate, and looking for another job you can look for rights under unfair dismissal etc.Comment
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Re: Redundant
Hi Jacqui
In your first post you say
A person is not made redundant. Redundancy, in broad terms, is due to closure of a business, or closure of a usual workplace, or a reduction of staff.My employer has made me redundant
If the job is still essentially the same (regardless of a change in job title - that's just a label), there could be grounds for unfair dismissal.
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