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Layoffs: How To Conduct Them Properly And Potentially Avoid Them Altogether

HR Tech Girl

You should also ensure that you’re following your own policies and procedures for layoffs, which may include offering severance pay and continuing benefits. Offer outplacement services As part of the severance package, consider offering outplacement services such as career coaching, resume writing, and job search assistance.

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7 Tips for Managing Organizational Change Effectively in Any Industry

Intoo USA

Consider what worked during the pandemic and incorporate those changes for the long term—and continue to reap the benefits. Supporting Organizational Change. Managing organizational change effectively requires outside-the-box thinking, flexibility, and a willingness to try new approaches.

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RIF, Layoff, Furlough, Termination — We Chart the Differences

Intoo USA

Performance issues, insubordination, attendance issues, criminal behavior, or violation of company policies. Can they be offered outplacement? If the employee has made a good effort but is not the right fit for the role, outplacement may be provided. Why you should have a layoff and recall policy. Yes Yes No Yes.

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What Are the Seven Steps to Succession Planning?

Intoo USA

Draft the succession policy. Having a policy in place will mean that any future member of the succession planning team will be able to follow the procedures you put in place now. In addition to outlining the procedures, the policy should identify its purpose (or goals). Use this policy template from SHRM as a guide.

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What Are the Challenges for Human Resource Management During Mergers?

Intoo USA

They are there to assist employees with navigating through the changes brought on by a merger, such as new workplace policies or major differences in the organization’s structure and culture, and layoffs. However, those in HR can face a number of challenges when doing this.

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Merger vs. Acquisition: Explaining the Differences for HR

Careerminds

Understanding the distinctions between mergers and acquisitions is essential for HR teams to navigate organizational changes, manage employee expectations, and ensure a smooth transition. Now, if your organization will need to dismiss employees after a merger or acquisition, you should consider partnering with an outplacement provider.

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RIF, Layoff, Furlough, Termination — We Chart the Differences

Intoo USA

Performance issues, insubordination, attendance issues, criminal behavior, or violation of company policies. Can they be offered outplacement? If the employee has made a good effort but is not the right fit for the role, outplacement may be provided. Why you should have a layoff and recall policy. Yes Yes No Yes.