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any redunancy experts?

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papaya · 01/03/2006 17:29

What would happen if someone sold a company as a going concern, then the new owners made everyone redundant?? Would you still be entitiled to your redunancy money the same as if it was will owned by the old owners iykwim??

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MrsMuddle · 01/03/2006 18:42

Yes, I think you would be, under a TUPE agreement - transfer of undertakings blah employees or something.... Sorry to be so vague. I think the TUPE applies for two years, and your terms and conditions remain the same during that time. Try \link{http://www.dti.gov.uk/er/tupe/consult.htmy\ here}

hellywobs · 01/03/2006 19:57

If you were made redundant as part of the transfer it would under certain circumstances automatically be unfair dismissal and you would be entitled to go to an employment tribunal for either reinstatement or compensation. Go to a solicitor - if you can't afford to, go to your CAB or law centre.

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