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If your employer is paying you the redundancy lump sum, they do not have to submit an online application form (previously called the RP50 form). However, your employer should get proof that they paid your lump sum to you and give you a copy of the proof of payment.

What redundancy pay is payable? Period of continuous serviceRedundancy payAt least 1 year but less than 2 years4 weeksAt least 2 years but less than 3 years6 weeksAt least 3 years but less than 4 years7 weeksAt least 4 years but less than 5 years8 weeks6 more rows • Feb 1, 2023

If your employer is paying you the redundancy lump sum, they do not have to submit an online application form (previously called the RP50 form). However, your employer should get proof that they paid your lump sum to you and give you a copy of the proof of payment.

Termination is generally broader than redundancy, and it essentially includes the ending of employment other than where an employee is made redundant. Redundancy is generally more specific and happens when the employee's position is no longer required or can no longer continue.

Redundancy is when you dismiss an employee because you no longer need anyone to do their job. This might be because your business is: changing what it does. doing things in a different way, for example using new machinery. changing location or closing down.

If your employer still refuses to pay your redundancy, you can apply for your lump sum directly to the Department of Social Protection (DSP) for payment under the Redundancy Payments Scheme. You can apply by completing the following steps: Email redundancypayments@welfare.ie to request an application form (RP50).