Maximize Liquidation Compensation Steps

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When a company goes into liquidation, employees can claim statutory redundancy pay, unpaid wages, and notice pay through the redundancy payments service. Securing a new job during the notice period may reduce notice pay. Applying for jobseekers allowance or universal credit typically does not affect notice pay, but new job earnings should be reported. Gather employment documents and contact the insolvency practitioner for specific claim processes. Maintain records of all communications and claims.

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If I will get a job week after company closures am I will still get paid compensation for the notice?
In the UK, if you secure a new job during your notice period after your company has gone insolvent, you may still be entitled to statutory notice pay. However, any earnings from your new job during this period could potentially reduce the amount of notice pay you receive. It's important to report any new earnings to the Redundancy Payments Service.
Tell me what should I do in details step by step to get as much as possible compensation
I'm here to help you navigate this process. Let's break it down into detailed steps to maximize your compensation:
*. Check Eligibility for Redundancy Pay:
- Use the UK Government website to check eligibility and apply for statutory redundancy pay.
*. Claim Unpaid Wages & Holiday Pay:
- Submit claims for unpaid wages and holiday pay through the Redundancy Payments Service (RPS).
*. Claim Notice Pay:
- If not received, apply for statutory notice pay through the RPS. Report any new job earnings as they may affect your claim.
*. Gather Employment Documents:
- Collect and organize contracts, payslips, and any relevant employment documents to prove entitlements.
*. Contact Insolvency Practitioner:
- Reach out to the insolvency practitioner managing your company’s liquidation for specific claim processes.
*. Maintain Records:
- Keep detailed records and copies of all communications and claims submitted.
If you have further questions or need clarification on any step, feel free to ask!
Is I apply for job seeker allowances and universal credit is that going to be deducted from my notice competition ?
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In England, if you apply for Jobseeker's Allowance or Universal Credit, these benefits usually do not directly reduce your statutory notice pay. However, if you start a new job, this could affect your notice pay. Remember to report any income changes to the authorities.