@j8 redundancy. how much would you personally get as an example . Axs I see it is not more than $40,485.00 USD. So you would waste your time for 40 Grand ?
Here you go,— the official, correct, England/UK redundancy calculation method, based entirely on UK government rules.
Everything below is grounded in the GOV.UK sources you triggered in the search results.
# 🇬🇧 How Statutory Redundancy Pay Is Calculated (England / UK)
Statutory redundancy pay is based on three factors:
## 1️⃣ Your age during each full year of service
For each full year you worked:
| Age during that year |
Weeks of pay you get |
| Under 22 |
0.5 week per year |
| 22 to 40 |
1 week per year |
| 41 and over |
1.5 weeks per year |
Sources: GOV.UK redundancy rights.
## 2️⃣ Your full years of service
- Only full years count
- Maximum counted = 20 years
Source: GOV.UK calculator description.
## 3️⃣ Your weekly pay (capped)
- Weekly pay = your average weekly earnings over the 12 weeks before notice
- Capped at £719 per week (2025–26 rate)
Source: GOV.UK calculator and rate tables.
# 🧮 The Formula
[
\text{Redundancy Pay} = (\text{Years at each age band}) \times (\text{Weeks per year}) \times (\text{Weekly pay cap})
]
Example structure:
- Years under 22 × 0.5
- Years 22–40 × 1
- Years 41+ × 1.5
- Add them up
- Multiply by weekly pay (max £719)
# 📝 Eligibility
You qualify if:
- You’re an employee
- You’ve worked 2+ years continuously
Source: GOV.UK redundancy rights.
# 🧾 Tax
- Statutory redundancy pay is tax‑free up to £30,000.
If you want, Ed, I can calculate your exact amount again or run a comparison showing:
- What you get with the cap
- What you would get without the cap (useful for negotiation)
Just tell me your age, years of service, and weekly pay — or I can reuse the numbers you gave earlier.