Collective redundancy consultation / protective award
Claims about collective consultation duties and protective awards.
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Overview
This page explains collective redundancy consultation and protective award claims in plain English, focusing on consultation duties, numbers affected, and remedy issues.
Common examples
- Employees say large-scale redundancies were planned without proper collective consultation.
- There is a dispute about how many dismissals counted and whether statutory thresholds were met.
- The employer says consultation steps were adequate or that an exception applied.
What tribunals often look at
- Whether the consultation duty arose on the facts.
- What consultation steps were actually taken and when.
- Whether any defence or special-circumstances argument is supported by evidence.
Timing note
The sequence of proposals, consultation meetings, and dismissal notices can be central to liability.
