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@cathy1964 Hoping that also includes the 11 weeks on top of the standard. If that’s the case I’ll be out the door with a smile on my face

@cathy1964 Pretty sure I may have to pay tax on everything except the 6 weeks statutory redundancy pay. I’m unsure re- why the final day is different, those are the terms they offered me.

@yytz6 I did check and came to a similar result as some replies here. These questions were keeping me up last night so I thought I would post here

@curiouscallie I didn’t see this. Thank you so much for calculating this. This is a similar figure to what I came to, so I’m thinking you’re on the money.

@shashankkabra Hopefully that is the case. I’ll chat to HR today to get the exact figure

@meleas I’m not sure it is the same company. I believe US workers were given pretty good terms too. The funniest part was one of the leadership team was telling about how hurt he is and how he understands how we feel, while he’s on the call sitting in his mansion with a G-Wagon out the window.

@kajun2 Thanks mate. It’s ok, I’m in a privileged position where even with this setback I’m not going to go hungry. Nobody wants to not be not wanted/needed but all in all I’m extremely lucky to be where I am.

@theo2020 Thank you for this. This is what I believed it would be. However, a few replies seem to state that the 11 weeks are also tax free. I’ll speak to HR today so I can know exactly figures. These questions were keeping me up last night so I thought I would post

@hashleyg Yes, trying to organise a meeting but it’s a large company and the comms around this have been terrible. Wanted to go in with as much info as possible

Can anybody help me understand what my payout will look like? Here are the facts: I’ve been a full time employee for just under 3 years My final working day is the 16th of Feb Termination date is 22nd of March I’ll receive statutory redundancy of 6 weeks base wage A further discretionary...