The CJRS (also known as the job support scheme) will end on 30th September. Gov.uk have launched support and guidance for those who have been on furlough who have now been made redundant.
What Is Being Made Redundant?
Redundancy, or being made redundant, is one of the ways you can lose your job in the UK. It refers to an employer cutting jobs either for economic reasons, or because certain roles are no longer needed. You can read more about redundancy and our help and support here.
What if my employer is now insolvent?
There is additional support available to you if you have been made redundant and your employer is now insolvent. You can find the latest guidance here.
If you are an Apprentice that has been made redundant:
You will find help and support from the Redundancy Support Service for Apprentices (ReSSA) and more insight here.
Support for your mental health and wellbeing
Redundancy and looking for work can take a tool on your mental health and/or wellbeing. Visit our wellbeing hub for guidance and support here.
