Contractor - Redundancy?
Discussion
johnfm said:
Eric Mc said:
A director is not an employee and cannot make himself redundant from his own company.
google search produced this.I expect further research would produce case law (but I cannot be arsed).
http://www.lemon-co.co.uk/article_directors-shareh...
In summary, it depends.
here we go
Berr v Neufield
Directors witha majority shareholder interest could be classed as employees and claim stat redundancy pay etc
EXCEPT if it was a 'sham arrangement' where the company really was a shadow of the individual.
[uel]http://www.complianceradar.co.uk/alert/controlling-shareholders-can-claim-statutory-redundancy[/url]
Berr v Neufield
Directors witha majority shareholder interest could be classed as employees and claim stat redundancy pay etc
EXCEPT if it was a 'sham arrangement' where the company really was a shadow of the individual.
[uel]http://www.complianceradar.co.uk/alert/controlling-shareholders-can-claim-statutory-redundancy[/url]
Eric Mc said:
I'd like to see the OP try.
Why?If he is the sole director of an umbrella ltd for his contracting work, case law says he will fail.
If his circumstances meet the criteria as in Berr v Neufield, why shouldn't he?
Until the government prove they can be more responsible with our money, we should give them as little as possible.
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