How much noticed should I be given for redundancy?

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The statutory notice periods for redundancy are:

  • One-week notice if employed for between one month and two years.
  • One-week notice for each year employed, if between two and twelve years.
  • Twelve weeks notice if employed for twelve years or more.
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