Tag Archives: redundancy
TUPE and the Big Society
Charities who intend the service to be provided by volunteers may be able to work around the TUPE problem if their existing delivery model is long standing and pre dates the transfer. Continue reading
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Free redundancy download
free guide to redundancy for anyone at risk of redundancy in the UK Continue reading
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How many bosses don’t read contracts?
A recent Which? Magazine survey suggested that up to 5.1m British workers have failed to read their employment contract properly. How many bosses don’t read or understand the contracts they are issuing? Which? make some great suggestions about what employees … Continue reading
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Is our organisation structure redundant?
Our organisational structures will soon be redundant before they are published Continue reading
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Strategic redundancy
Naturally, we all seek to avoid redundancy exercises, so they are often done on an ‘emergency’ basis with inadequate time to prepare – and off we go again.
There is a longer term, more strategic way to deal with redundancy.
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Redundancy on the move
This year has brought an inevitable increase in redundancy exercises as organisations of all kinds have cut back to match falling revenues. Continue reading
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