Redundancy
Below are our 12 articles in the redundancy' category:
Statistics show that we are all, on average, going to be made redundant 2.7 times in our lives (work that one out?!)
This should mean that...
It can be hard to appreciate your own skills. Many people feel uncomfortable 'showing off' about their abilities, yet unless you do, nobody else...
Redundancy can give your confidence a huge knock. In order to regain your confidence, you need to come to terms with being made redundant and take...
Redundancy can deal a major blow to your confidence as well as your career, so it comes as no surprise to realise that people who’ve been made...
As most of us do not get lump sums of money very often, if at all, if you do get a redundancy pay out of a decent amount it is a good idea to think...
Keeping in touch with old colleagues after being made redundant has both good and bad points. You do not want to look bitter and twisted about your...
Although the initial shock of being made redundant can take a while to subside, many people say that redundancy is one of the best things that ever...
How you tell your friends and family that you have been made redundant will have a great impact on their view of the situation.
If you sound...
Being made redundant features in the top ten most stressful events that can happen in your life. It is therefore important not to underestimate the...
Employers making staff redundant have a legal responsibility to act within the government guidelines. Failure to do so can result in unfair...
The problem many people have when updating their CV after being made redundant is that, somehow, their sense of embarrassment creeps in. They...
There is no need to rely on recruitment consultants to find you a new job after you have been made redundant. They can be very helpful, especially...
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