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I have a Acas COT3 agreement with an employer who is now in administration. What happens? LocalSolicitors.com

I have a Acas COT3 agreement in place with an employer who is now in administration. What happens now?



Your employer’s decision requesting you to work at a location 300 miles away from your home is an unfair decision. However, your employer can rely on your contract of employment to justify his decision.



If your employer wants to make you redundant, he should use a fair a fair and objective way of selecting you for redundancy as redundancy is a form of dismissal from your job. Unfair dismissal occurs when your employer has not followed a fair redundancy process. Employer must speak to you directly why you have been chosen for redundancy and what are the alternatives available to you, if this is not happened, you might have been unfairly dismissed. 



If you consider that your employer has not followed a fair process or you have chosen for unfair reason, you might be able to claim unfair dismissal.

Can my employer make me redundant if my job still exists?

It will depend entirely on your written contract with the Trust. We would suggest that you contact your union representative and/or HR to assist.

Do I have to return to employer after being seconded?

I have a Acas COT3 agreement in place with an employer who is now in administration. What happens now?

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