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18 Apr 16
19:43
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What would you get if:
you earned £445 per week
worked at the same firm for 18 consecutive years
you earned £445 per week
worked at the same firm for 18 consecutive years
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depends on your age, if you have no special T,S and c,s in your contract ,
1 weeks wage for every year up to 41 then 1,5 weeks for every year,if the governments paying it ,its capped at £475 a week and tax free
1 weeks wage for every year up to 41 then 1,5 weeks for every year,if the governments paying it ,its capped at £475 a week and tax free
I'm 42.
No special t's and c's.
Firm I work are struggling clearly need to lose 3-4 staff due to reduced demand.
Was thinking of making an offer to be made redundant for 10k.
Doubt they would accept but worth a try IMO.
No special t's and c's.
Firm I work are struggling clearly need to lose 3-4 staff due to reduced demand.
Was thinking of making an offer to be made redundant for 10k.
Doubt they would accept but worth a try IMO.
No.
Mortgage paid
Single man with no children
50k in the bank.
Represents a great opportunity at this stage in my life.
Mortgage paid
Single man with no children
50k in the bank.
Represents a great opportunity at this stage in my life.
69 grand gives you a grand a month for 5 years ,makes you 47 best part of 20 years till state pension,even if you have 35 years contributions in, and you,ll have a 5 year employment gap in your work history if looking to get back into work when the money runs out,in a word utter madness, it is what it is about 3 months wages hardly a great opportunity
70 quid to spend 5 days a week looking for work is harder than working
Do they allow you not to look at weekends , ill have to stop filling in so much sh1te then 
BP made guys redundant on fantastic terms then immediately took some back as trainers.
my lad worked at Toyota for 2 years and took voluntary redundancy, he picked up £17k then went to Jaguar
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