21 January 2021
A guide to redundancy, your rights, and the support you can get through your union membership.
If you’re told you’re at risk of redundancy, do you know where to go to find out your rights, check what notice and pay you’re entitled to and what you can do if you want to appeal the decision? We’ve negotiated some of the best job security terms in the industry and we’re experienced in supporting members at such a critical time.
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Lloyds Banking Group information
Lloyds Banking Group have produced a guide which talks through their approach to redundancy, selection and redeployment and provides all the information you should need on appealing decisions, the redundancy pay terms and what happens to your colleague benefits.
Appeal against selection for redundancy
Help writing a CV
Help finding a new job
Bumping
Pregnancy & maternity rights
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