Redundancy is the legal term used to describe the termination of employment of employees when:
Redundancy grounds have to be identified correctly, and an employer that can quantify its reasoning will be better placed to defend its position in the event of litigation.
Confusion often exists about the meaning of redundancy - for instance it does not have to do with the performance or conduct of an employee.
When are they used? What's in them?
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Tax on severence pay, redundancy, accrued holiday and more
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Is a compromise agreement offered when staff are redundant?
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