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How to Manage a Consultation Process during Redundancy

IncludeHR Your People Partner
Aug 6
1 min read

During redundancy consultation, it is good practice to consult, negotiate and agree on the following issues in addition to the statutory regulations:


  • the effect on earnings where a lower alternative job is accepted

  • how the selection will be applied, for example will it be appropriate for selection to operate across the organisation as a whole or on a departmental basis?

  • the arrangements for travel or relocation expenses if jobs are to be relocated

  • whether or not redundant employees can leave during the notice period without losing any entitlement to redundancy pay any extension to the length of the statutory trial period in a new job.


Communication to impacted people:

  • Letter informing union or employee representatives of the proposed redundancies as part of the collective consultation process

  • Letter informing an employee of possible redundancy as part of the individual consultation process

  • Letter to the wider workforce informing them of a potential redundancy situation.



 
 
 

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