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6 Ways to Cope When Facing Redundancy
Showing posts with label Redundancy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Redundancy. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 06, 2019
6 Ways to Cope When Facing Redundancy
Labels:
Career,
Redundancy,
UK
Thursday, May 11, 2017
UK - 5 HR Mistakes to Avoid When Dismissing Staff
Sometimes, when all other avenues have failed, it is necessary to say goodbye to underperforming employees in order to optimise business efficiency.
5 HR Mistakes to Avoid When Dismissing Staff
5 HR Mistakes to Avoid When Dismissing Staff
Labels:
Employee Relations,
Redundancy,
UK
Sunday, July 21, 2013
UK - Unnecessary Redundancy Payouts in the NHS
According to a report by the Government spending watchdog, the National Audit Office, large sums of money have seemingly been wasted on unnecessary redundancy pay-outs in the NHS.
Unnecessary Redundancy Payouts in the NHS
Unnecessary Redundancy Payouts in the NHS
Labels:
Employment Law,
NHS,
Redundancy,
UK
Thursday, April 25, 2013
UK - To Give An Executive Garden Leave?
When it comes to an executive leaving the job, it is pretty common that the companies put the executive on garden leave. In such a situation, the executive is paid for the notice period, while being ordered to stay at home and is restricted from business or from working with any other company. Every now and then, there have been debates whether garden leave should be given to a leaving executive or not. In such a case, including the 'garden leave' clause in the executive's employment contract will essentially be a good idea. However, such an inclusion doesn't necessarily mean that the employer can enforce it upon the executive. Therefore, it is considered wise on the part of an HR professional to weigh up the pros and cons before granting garden leave to a leaving executive.
To Give An Executive Garden Leave?
To Give An Executive Garden Leave?
Labels:
Guest,
Redundancy,
UK
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
NZ -
The Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union (EPMU) said that the Government's 'ReStart' package is welcome but is no substitute for a real redundancy package.
Misgivings About Restart
Misgivings About Restart
Labels:
Job Market,
New Zealand,
Redundancy
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