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employer taken back pension contribution-Redundancy

pnrat · 2010-02-16 12:16:00

Hi, I am looking for some advice whether I got the fairer treatment. I was made redundant few months ago with no redundacy payment.:( When I contacted my pension scheme consultant they informed that My previous employer took back the contributions they made to retirement plan (as I don't have 2 years pensionable service).…

16-02-2010 12:16pm

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pnrat

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Hi,
I am looking for some advice whether I got the fairer treatment.

I was made redundant few months ago with no redundacy payment.:(
When I contacted my pension scheme consultant they informed that My previous employer took back the contributions they made to retirement plan (as I don't have 2 years pensionable service).

I know that I can't get statutory redundancy as I have only 70 weeks with that company.
Is this same to pensions? were they right taking back the pensions?

Thanks

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#2 16-02-2010 4:07pm

John Mason

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yeah, pretty standard.

my company done that to everyone who they made redundant, apparetly they needed the money to pay their redundancy

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