Redundancy claim from Administrator

[Jimbo75]

Good afternoon,

I was hoping someone could help on what I'm entitled to claim from the Administrator in terms of my redundancy pay.

For context, I was made redundant c. 6 months ago and had a weekly wage of £700. The RPO paid me my entitlements (notice, redundancy, holiday, wage arrears) up to statutory limit of £544.

I have received a notice from the Administrator to submit a claim but am rather confused as to what I can claim for? Can anyone assist?

I did have contractual redundancy of 12 months salary that I obviously did not receive - can I claim for that less what the RPO paid?

Thanks in advance

 

[Gavin Bates]

Hi

First of all, you have the difference between your weekly wage (£700) and what you have received (£544) in respect of the sums that you have received.

Second, you have a claim for the difference between the notice that you have received and your contractual notice under your contract.

I hope the above helps.

Regards

Gavin

 

[Chris Parkman]

The RPS will pay your statutory entitlements, but this are usually less than your contractual entitlements.

Therefore you need to submit a claim to the Administrator for your contractual entitlements, less what the RPS has paid.

 

[Lisa Thomas]

The Administrator should have given you a factsheet.

Details of what you can claim can be found here:

Claim for redundancy and other money you’re owed by an employer

Claim money if you've lost your job because your employer has been made insolvent

www.gov.uk

I can highly recommend Caroline or Amanda of UKELC to help with your claim. They are expects and get paid commission only if your claim is settled.

UKELC assist directors claim redundancy pay

UKELC specialise in gaining employment status for Directors. Claim director redundancy, Holiday pay, Notice pay and unpaid wages

ukelc.co.uk

 

[Lisa Thomas]

Here is the factsheet:

Factsheet: what to do when you’ve been made redundant

Insolvency Service Redundancy Payments Service factsheet for employees made redundant by an insolvent employer

www.gov.uk

 

[Jimbo75]

Thanks all. Much appreciated

 

[Lisa Thomas]

You're welcome.