Coping with Redundancy
Below are our 9 articles in the coping with redundancy' category:
Good employers often make redundancy counselling services available to their outgoing staff. If that doesn’t happen to you, you can always contact...
Just about everyone affected by redundancy is going to feel, at the very least, a little upset by it. Like divorce or the death of a relative, it...
Just because you have been made redundant it does not mean that lenders and banks will start closing their doors to you. If you have been made...
The importance of trade unions is often forgotten in modern society. Trade unions are still very popular among certain sectors of employment, such...
When you are made redundant you can have mixed feelings of anxiety, stress and worry. But one of the main concerns that people who have been made...
If you are offered early redundancy your employer will normally offer you a hefty lump sum in a bid to entice you into leaving the...
Many of us harbour unfulfilled fantasies of going on a great round-the-world tour at some point in our lives. Somehow those two weeks per year on...
Redundancy doesn’t just affect you personally. It’s a blow to the whole family, and can have a significant effect on your life together. Telling...
If you’re about to be made redundant, your finances are probably your chief concern. But redundancy can bring other problems in its wake, too....
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