What happens if your employer is insolvent? Again, in today’s climate, this is happening all too frequently. If this does happen to you, you should immediately contact your employer’s Insolvency Practitioner for information of what is to happen to the company. You ought to be given forms to make claims for redundancy payments from the HMRC, or alternatively they should advise you if the business or any part of it is to be sold. It is possible for insolvency practitioners to keep employees in employment whilst they make decisions regarding the company’s future.

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