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IF AN EMPLOYER has gone out of business (is insolvent)
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and an administrator or liquidator has been appointed, employees can claim redundancy from the National Insurance Fund, Contact the Fund's Redundancy Helpiine on 0845 1450004 or download a form for a claim at the website of the Insolvency Service at: www.insolveney.gov.uk.
If an employer has stopped trading but is not insol vent, employees should write to their employer claiming statutory redundancy pay. If employers do not make the payment, employees can make a claim to an employment tribunal.This must be done within six months of the date employment ends If an employment tribunal decides that employees have the right to statutory redundancy pay but the employer still does not pay it, the next stage is an application to the National Insurance Fund for redundancy payment.