Layoff planning can be complicated. Sometimes layoffs are months in the making; other times they need to happen quickly. And many companies don’t consider the “after” in their planning, which can be equally if not more important for your business continuity. With all...
You may have heard from direct or indirect sources that your organization has a negative employer brand reputation. Or maybe you read some poor reviews on Glassdoor. Whether a single aspect of your employee experience is to blame, or if there are multiple reasons, how...
2022 began with the end of The Great Resignation. While that trend faded, engagement continued to suffer with “quiet quitting.” Some companies found that they’d overhired in response to pandemic trends, and had to course-correct with layoffs. While we’ve all learned...
Twitter’s layoffs by email were highly publicized and reportedly the most chaotic since those conducted over Zoom by better.com. What can employers learn from them? We offer some lessons here. Lessons from Twitter Layoffs 1. Don’t act too quickly While Elon Musk and...
Layoffs can create fear and doubt among employees, lower morale, and reduce their trust in you as an employer. You may wonder how to support remaining employees after a layoff and keep them engaged. How can you motivate your workforce and maintain loyalty after their...