Sentences with phrase «redundancy notices»

The survey by 4 Children and the Daycare Trust revealed the true scale of potential closures and cuts for the first time, suggesting that approximately 250 Sure Start centres — 7 % of the total — are at risk of closing within a year; a further 2,000 expect to cut back the services they offer to families and 1,000 Centres are issuing «at risk of redundancy notices» to staff.

Mr Hatton caused national controversy in the 1980s by setting an illegal budget and was denounced at the 1985 conference by then leader Neil Kinnock for sending redundancy notices by taxi to council workers.

The government's claim to be the «greenest ever» has been dealt a severe blow, the Public and Commercial Services union says, as staff in an agency tasked with improving the rural environment have been served with compulsory redundancy notices.

Overshadowing the devolved powers in the bill are the cuts imposed on local councils and the impact on local services as well as the potential job losses, amid claims that more than 140,000 people will be handed redundancy notices by town halls next year.

Today, as hundreds of redundancy notices are issued to Armed Forces personnel, Europe's largest engineers» organisation is launching a scheme to help them gain new qualifications, access training and find alternative jobs.

On the day before his second anniversary as Labour leader, Kinnock delivered his celebrated assault on Labour's Militant Tendency (`... the grotesque spectacle of a Labour council — a LABOUR council — hiring taxis to scuttle round a city handing out redundancy notices to its own workers...»).

You'll be asked to declare any savings, including your redundancy payment, so that your benefit start date can be determined and you're not overpaid, yet this is usually the day after your redundancy notice period ends.

The Redundancy Notice Letter Example helps to deal the issue diplomatically.

Plan ahead — many people are given a redundancy notice period.