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Voluntary Redundancy
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I have been offered voluntary redundancy at work with a years salary,(as opposed to compulsary redundancy).
Am I allowed to sign on the dole,or claim job seekers allowance straight away?
Thanks for any info.
Am I allowed to sign on the dole,or claim job seekers allowance straight away?
Thanks for any info.
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It doesn't actually matter whether you take voluntary or compulsory redundancy - the same applies.
Your contractual notice period will depend how long you have been working there - but since you are being offered 12 months salary, one assumes you've been there some while. It is likely to be between 4 and 12 weeks.
The 'dole' is Job Seekers' Allowance.
Bear in mind that redundancy sums over �30k are taxable (the element over �30k is).
It doesn't actually matter whether you take voluntary or compulsory redundancy - the same applies.
Your contractual notice period will depend how long you have been working there - but since you are being offered 12 months salary, one assumes you've been there some while. It is likely to be between 4 and 12 weeks.
The 'dole' is Job Seekers' Allowance.
Bear in mind that redundancy sums over �30k are taxable (the element over �30k is).
Can i alter the bit about tax , some tax was paid . When they give you a final figure ask if this is the figure before tax or after tax. the figures i have quoted above were the final figures paid to people.please have a read of this link
http://www.armchairadvice.co.uk/financial/tax. asp
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