Employer's Letter To Employee On Maternity Leave Selected For Redundancy (Provisionally)
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📄 Maternity leave letterBusiness activity
Inform employee of redundancyA maternity leave letter covers the amount of time a mother can take off work before and after the birth of her child. The law states that a mother can take up to 12 weeks off work before the child is born, and up to 12 weeks after the child is born.
The letter may outline the background and reasons behind the proposed redundancy, provide details on any consultation processes that will take place to discuss the matter further, and explain any additional support, payments, or benefits that the employee may be entitled to during this period. It will also provide information regarding the employee's rights, such as exploring alternative positions within the company, attending any relevant meetings or discussions, and the possibility of appealing against the redundancy decision.
It is important to note that this letter does not serve as a final decision but rather a provisional selection, meaning that the employee has the opportunity to engage in consultations with the employer and explore potential alternatives before any final redundancy decision is made. The primary objective of this template is to ensure transparency, fairness, and compliance with the legal requirements outlined by UK employment law during maternity leave and the redundancy process.
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