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Must an employer consult with both employees in a redundancy pool of two?

Resource type: Ask PLC Legal query

Status: Published on 10-Feb-2012

Jurisdictions: England, Scotland, Wales

In a potential redundancy where the pool consists of two employees is it necessary for the employer to consult with both? The preference of our employer client is to consult only with the employee they have identified to be at risk.

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Resource ID: 6-518-0111
Published: 10-Feb-2012
Products: PLC UK Employment

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