..Or is the p45 a standard way of being told I no longer work for them?
I've been on extended leave from the company - I have no minimum hours in my contract and this was an agreement from both ends. I was due to return later this year. I've been with them 2years+ on the same contract so technically should be given 2 weeks notice (I think?)
I guess my questions are
a) Can they just send a p45 out of the blue - no letter of explanation etc, just the p45 (parts 1,2&3)
b) Am I entitled to anything regarding not being given any notice, not resigning, and not been told I'm being let go?
c) Is it worth double checking if I'd accrued any holiday pay etc that they are due to pay me, and if so how can I find out?
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Receiving p45 without resigning or being told I've been let go..
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ladypete · 21/01/2016 15:21
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