Exeter based Midas Group Plc staff say company failed to consult over the redundancy process
Employees affected by the collapse of construction giant Midas Group Plc are looking to pursue legal action against the company over claims the redundancy process wasn’t properly managed.
Based in Exeter, with seven offices across the South-West of England and Wales, the shock announcement of Midas Group Plc’s collapse came on the 9th of February.
Reports suggest that the business could not recover from the challenges imposed on their supply chain during the pandemic.
Aticus Law says it has now been contacted by several former employees who claim to have not been properly consulted over the redundancy process.
The firm is now looking into the claims, with a view to pursuing legal action against them over how the redundancy process was managed.
If successful, those involved in the challenge will be entitled to claim a Protective Award which is up to eight weeks’ worth of pay in compensation, with a cap of 544 per week.
Mohammed Balal of Aticus Law today urged others who have been affected by the collapse of Midas Group Plc to check whether they are eligible to make a claim, and if so, to also ensure their job title was included in the legal action.
He said: “Unfortunately, the collapse of businesses in a variety of different sectors continues to dominate the news headlines, and for every business that has entered into administration there has also been a raft of redundancies.
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