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where do i stand when the pub i was workin in full time gets closed down and i am left without a job
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If you have a contract of employment, then if the job is no longer there, and you have been there more than a year, you should be made redundant and be eligible for redundancy pay. What does your contract say? Has it shut already? You need to establish whether you will get redundancy pay before you start looking for another job.
In what sense? Have you been given some sort of promise of financial aid if the place goes bust? Has it closed down and are you owed money from the work you have done? Are they asking you to work without pay? Is it a franchise and you're looking for them to move you to a different bar to work there?
I think you'd need to provide a bit more info to get the answers you're looking for.
I think you'd need to provide a bit more info to get the answers you're looking for.
This site may answer all your questions
http://www.direct.gov...edundancy/DG_10029836
http://www.direct.gov...edundancy/DG_10029836
I seem to recall something about if a business goes bankrupt you have to apply to the creditors if money is owed... I'm not sure how true that is so perhaps look that up too. I'm just thinking about if he's in financial difficulties, and you are entitled to something, I guess it could be hard to claim the money back depending on the situation :-/
I have experience via a friend who was in the same position as you.
He went to the Citizens Advice Bureau and they acted on his behalf to claim redundancy money for him as a creditor. The assets were sold and even if there arn't many there will be some such as stock and fixtures and fitting. Out of this the crditors were paid a percentage of what was due.
It was much but it was the principle. go tomorrow to the CAB taking any employment documents you have with you. Include payslips or bank statements to show you have been paid regularly and anything else you ahve in writing from the pub.
I hope you get something, and good luck.
He went to the Citizens Advice Bureau and they acted on his behalf to claim redundancy money for him as a creditor. The assets were sold and even if there arn't many there will be some such as stock and fixtures and fitting. Out of this the crditors were paid a percentage of what was due.
It was much but it was the principle. go tomorrow to the CAB taking any employment documents you have with you. Include payslips or bank statements to show you have been paid regularly and anything else you ahve in writing from the pub.
I hope you get something, and good luck.
Can you find out if your boss was a member of the British Institute of Inkeeping (BIIAB)...?
They can give advice and support for any legal situations....
It looks like he/she was being charged over the top rates and barrelage by the brewery, and subsequently got into debt - it happens all too often when a lease is involved, that's one of the reasons why so many pubs are closing....
The chances are that your boss will not have the means to provide redundancy pay ( depending on if you had a contract with them or not), but the next leaseholder of the business may continue to employ you (depending on the brewery's terms)....
Best thing to do is ask your boss for a written termination, and follow the previous advice given by factor30 and Maidup.....
It's a very grey area... good luck......
They can give advice and support for any legal situations....
It looks like he/she was being charged over the top rates and barrelage by the brewery, and subsequently got into debt - it happens all too often when a lease is involved, that's one of the reasons why so many pubs are closing....
The chances are that your boss will not have the means to provide redundancy pay ( depending on if you had a contract with them or not), but the next leaseholder of the business may continue to employ you (depending on the brewery's terms)....
Best thing to do is ask your boss for a written termination, and follow the previous advice given by factor30 and Maidup.....
It's a very grey area... good luck......
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