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beckymitch22 | 19:42 Wed 19th Mar 2008 | Jobs & Education
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i have been working at my currant job for 6 year in july and might be lossing my job how do there work redundancies out
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usually 1 months pay for every year youve been there
Are they sacking you because you asked for a raisin?
generous scheme that , bednobs
LOL at squitty..
is it? perhaps i have it wrong, perhaps its 1 weeks pay for every year
If you only receive the statutory minimum redundancy pay, the following applies:

You�ll get:
* half a week�s pay for each complete year of continuous service below the age of 22
* a full week�s pay for each complete year of continuous service between the ages of 22 and 40, and
* a week and a half�s pay for each complete year of continuous service above the age of 41

Source:
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Employment/Employe es/RedundancyAndLeavingYourJob/DG_10029836

Chris
Bednobs must be used to public sector arrangements - seem always keen to lob taxpayers' monbey at the problem. One week per year of employment is more normal with a minimum figure of 6-8 weeks salary.
Scrooge employers just pay out the statutory minimum as per Chris' post above.

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