A guide for redundant employees in administration or insolvency situations

Update 7/07/2011;  It looks like the customers of Moben Kitchen and Dolphin Bathrooms who paid cash deposits are set to lose all of it as the administrators at Deloitte have been unable to find a buyer.  Those who paid by Debit Card and Credit card should get their money back.Previously we said; The owner of Dolphin Bathrooms, Homeform, has announced that it intends to go into administration.  The company owns other well known brands such as Kitchen Direct, Moben Kitchens, and Sharps Bedrooms.The firm has 160 showrooms across the UK and employs 1300 people.  The firm has said that it is hoping to sell the Moben Kitchen and Dolphin Bathrooms.Deloitte are the administrators for Dolphin Bathrooms and any queries from customers should be directed at them. We are not able to answer specific enquiries on the phone as this blog is for information purposes only. If your business is struggling as a result of the administration by all means call.

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Update 7/07/2011: Moben Kitchen and Dolphin Bathroom customers who have paid their deposits in cash or set to lose all of it.  The administrators at Deloitte have said.  This amounts to 453 people whose deposits are worth £1.5m.  Should a deposit protection scheme be put in place for major household purchases??Previously we saidMoben Kitchens is to enter administration. BBC Breakfast news covered the story today saying it will close and all jobs will be lost. We suspect that that is a  bit premature and that some parts of the business may be saved or sold. But until the formal appointment of an administrator we will have to wait and see.Update 4pmDeloitte are the administrators for Moben Kitchens and any queries from customers should be directed at them.  We are not able to answer specific enquiries on the phone as this blog is for information purposes only.  If your business is struggling as a result of the administration by all means call.

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