A young male employee reacts after receiving an email notifying him that he's been laid off, as happened to employees with Twitter layoffs
Twitter Layoffs: 4 Key Lessons to Protect Your Organization
Twitter’s layoffs by email were highly publicized and reportedly the most chaotic since those conducted...
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A man carrying a box of his office belongings leaves work among colleagues who were also laid off.
Is Outplacement Worth It? It Depends.
When the nation’s job vacancies seemingly outnumber those unemployed, outplacement can be perceived as an...
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A diverse group of employees who work for a successful employer
3 Ways to Be a Successful Employer
Just because the calendar flips to a new year doesn’t mean last year’s challenges have...
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A clothespin holds up a sign that says "EMPLOYER BRANDING!" and on either side of it is a clothespin holding up a question mark, representing wondering how to create a strong employer brand.
Creating a Strong Employer Brand: Strategies and Resources
As employers struggle with high turnover, attracting talent, and engaging employees, many are seeking solutions....
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The Employer Brand Journey - With downloadable infographic!
Employer Brand: How the Benefits You Offer Employees Can Make or Break It
It can be easy to understand how value-added benefits could help an organization maintain its...
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How to Build Employer Branding: A Strategy for the Employee Lifecycle
Every interaction a potential or existing employee has with you is an opportunity to strengthen...
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An HR team meets to discuss how to get leadership support for providing outplacement services to employees.
How to Get Leadership Support for Outplacement Benefits: 5 Must-Know Stats
Many leaders think of outplacement as a service that benefits employees leaving the organization. After...
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Protecting Your Employer Brand While Considering Company Relocation
Organizations may consider company relocation for a number of reasons: to reduce costs, to create...
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Company Acquisitions and Mergers: Definitions, Difference, and Examples
Company acquisitions and mergers: is a merger the same thing as an acquisition? Surprisingly, although...
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A group of HR managers during a meeting in which they are planning out how to protect their employer brand while going through organizational downsizing.
3 Keys to Protecting Your Brand During Organizational Downsizing – Webinar Recap
Since layoffs and terminations happen in every industry, preparing for potential workforce changes is an...
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HR manager speaking with a former employee about outplacement services being provided after a layoff.
5 Ways Outplacement Solutions Can Ease Your Company Layoff
The start of a new decade is often a time for reflection, reassessment, and redirection....
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Layoff Notice: What’s Expected of Employers?
Communicating a layoff is often a complex process. Many questions have to be answered before...
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People working in an office place discussing reduction in force best practices.
Reduction in Force Best Practices: How to Protect Your Employer Brand
Employer brand plays an increasingly important role in the social media age. Customers often read...
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How to Calculate Severance Pay for Employees
While companies are not required by federal law to provide severance pay to terminated employees,...
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My Career Arc – INTOO CEO Yair Riemer
Intoo CEO Shares His Career Story What was your very first job? In high school...
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