How to consult on an individual basis during a redundancy exercise
Employers must consult with employees on an individual basis regarding proposed redundancies, regardless of the number of employees that they propose to dismiss. New guidance from the HR & Compliance Centre "how to" section sets out the steps for employers to take when consulting employees individually as part of a fair redundancy procedure.
It gives guidance on setting a timetable for consultation, including where the employer is also consulting employees collectively, and explains what should be discussed at individual consultation meetings.
- How to consult on an individual basis during a redundancy exercise Step-by-step guidance for employers on carrying out a fair individual consultation process when redundancies are proposed.
Also
Line manager briefing on individual redundancies The HR & Compliance Centre line manager briefing section provides clear, simply written guidance for line managers on the law and best practice on redundancy exercises involving fewer than 20 employees.
Redundancy rights The termination of employment chapter of the HR & Compliance Centre employment law manual includes information on individual consultation.
The HR & Compliance Centre FAQs section includes the answer to the question: What should the employer and employee discuss at an individual redundancy consultation meeting?