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Redundancy Advice
Guidance to make painful redundancy processes less so
As unfortunate as it is, in the current economic climate many businesses are having to restructure or make redundancies in order to make efficiences.
If this is something that you are considering, then you might want to speak to our expert employment law consultants, who can provide redundancy advice, support you and help you through this challenging process.
They can manage the project for you from beginning to end ensuring that those affected and the survivors of the process are managed effectively.
We have recently seen a huge increase in the number of redundancy-related enquiries we receive, and have advised businesses of all sizes on how to tackle all kinds of people-related issues.
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Features & Benefits - Redundancy Advice
We offer expert help throughout the difficult redundancy procedure with:
- Step by step guidance throughout the process by experienced employment law consultants.
- Development of a redundancy policy that you can use again in the future.
- Alternative options explored to make sure redundancies are a last resort.
- Ensuring compliance with employment law, therefore providing employees with their redundancy rights and reducing the risk of employment tribunal action.
- Best practice applied at all times, so your business’s reputation is not tarnished.
How It Works - Redundancy Advice
What happens obviously depends on your business and situation, but there are often alternatives to redundancy procedures, including flexible working (yearly agreements that help you meet crucial orders during peak times), short-time working (which helps you to retain your complete workforce during the quieter periods) and temporary lay-offs (which helps you to bridge gaps in your order book, without the need for permanent staff redundancy).
If redundancies are unavoidable, then we can guide you through the whole, often daunting, process, step by step, to make sure you get it right, comply with employment law and reduce the risk of tribunal action.
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