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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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unemployment or redundancy?
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00 can anyone please tell me, whether it's unemployment or redundancy, the British refer to? Especially in topics concerning the unemployment policy, like laws or informational texts about it. 0-
00 can anyone please tell me, whether it's unemployment or redundancy, the British refer to? Especially in topics concerning the unemployment policy, like laws or informational texts about it. 0-
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0 We refer to both. Being made redundant from a job means you are unemployed. There are strict rules about redundancy and how it is applied.
- 0 We refer to both.
- Being made redundant from a job means you are unemployed.
- There are strict rules about redundancy and how it is applied.
- Unemployment is a state of being, and therefore laws and regulations will be to do with social security and benefits.
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0 We refer to both. Being made redundant from a job means you are unemployed. There are strict rules about redundancy and how it is applied. Unemployment is a state of being, and therefore laws and regulations will be to do with social security and benefits. You are more likely to find references to Employment legislation. 0-
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