redundancy payment
Job loss payout
A redundancy payment is money paid to an employee whose job has been eliminated.
In British employment law, workers dismissed due to redundancy—rather than for cause or voluntary departure—are entitled to statutory compensation based on age, salary, and length of service.
Employers may offer enhanced redundancy payments beyond the legal minimum: She received a generous redundancy payment after fifteen years with the company.
- downsizingReducing workforce or scale
- pink slipEmployment termination notice
- walking papersInformal dismissal notice
- severance agreementTerms for employment termination
- final paycheckLast employment earnings
golden handshake · restructuring · wage replacement · severance package · exit package · unfair dismissal · redeployment · employment contract · termination clause · workforce reduction · LIFO · organizational change · unemployment benefit · job displacement · furloughing · childcare assistance · lump sum · collective bargaining
redundancy paymentperformance bonus
Payment for strong results
signing bonus · retention bonus · merit pay · annual bonus · productivity bonus
redundancy paymentsigning bonus
Payment upon accepting employment
relocation allowance · golden hello · welcome bonus · starting salary · joining fee
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