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Redundancy calculation and pension

BizAngel · 2011-09-21 19:35:41

I'm trying to figure out whether employer contributions to a PRSA should be included when arriving at the gross weekly pay for the purpose of calculating a redundancy payment? Is it at the discretion of the employer as to whether the pension contribution should be included? Any feedback would be appreciated

21-09-2011 8:35pm

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BizAngel

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I'm trying to figure out whether employer contributions to a PRSA should be included when arriving at the gross weekly pay for the purpose of calculating a redundancy payment? Is it at the discretion of the employer as to whether the pension contribution should be included? Any feedback would be appreciated

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#2 22-09-2011 12:18am

Stheno

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In short no, I've been made redundant in the past and it was based on gross pay, not any other contributions employers made that were "Benefits"

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#3 22-09-2011 2:24pm

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Any contribution made by your employer which is taxed as a benefit-in-kind should be included in calculating your gross weekly wage for the purposes of your redundancy pay.

Is the PRSA contribution taxed as a BIK?

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#4 23-09-2011 10:51am

whats_happenin

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does anyone know if you have work full time for 4 years and have worked part time for 1 year and you are currently working part time do you qualify for redundancy for full or part time work or can this be neogiated

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