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Redundancy Part 4: Alternative Vacancies

Redundancy v2

The fourth instalment of a mini series focusing on Redundancy

Episode 4: What to do about alternative vacancies in a redundancy situation

This is the fourth episode of a mini series on redundancy in which I will focus on all aspects of redundancy and how to ensure you get things right.

In this episode I will cover:

  • Why you need to consider alternative vacancies within your organisation
  • The legal obligation upon you to inform ‘redundant’ employees
  • When you need to search for group company vacancies
  • What you need to do if two or more employees apply for an alternative vacancy
  • Why you must give priority to employees who are on maternity leave
  • Trial periods for alternative employment
  • When it will be reasonable or not for an employee to refuse an offer of a suitable alternative vacancy

 Action Points

Ensure that you have a mechanism in place for informing employees of internal vacancies within your business.

Helpful Links

Employment Rights Act 1996 

Guide to Redundancy

 HR Harbour


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