Redundancy Matters
Welcome to Redundancy Matters, a podcast dedicated to providing support, guidance and practical advice for compassionate HR professionals managing redundancies.Join June Hogan, an ICF accredited coach, outplacement specialist and experienced HR professional, to explore why…
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Season 4: Episode 1 Supporting HR wellbeing during redundancy (opens the original)
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Managing a redundancy process can take a significant emotional toll on HR professionals. You may be balancing legal process, pressure from senior leaders and difficult conversations with people you know well, while trying not to take the emotion home with you. In this episode of Redundancy Matters, I’m joined by Claire Cathcart, founder of the Elevate Hub, to talk about what HR professionals need to protect their own wellbeing during a redundancy process. We discuss how to avoid taking difficult
Season 3: Episode 14 How to support employees with CV writing during redundancy (opens the original)
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When someone is at risk of redundancy one of the first questions they often ask is "Can you help me with my CV?" For HR professionals and managers it can be difficult to know where to start, especially as CV writing isn't likely to be one of your core skills. And yet if organisations don't provide access to outplacement support this is what you'll end up doing. So I invited Phil Sterne, an Executive Career Coach and experienced CV writer to join me as we share practical advice on how you can hel
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