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Employee Outplacement Services – What do they include?
Job loss and role displacement remain a reality for many employees today, whether due to organisational restructuring, automation, budget cuts, or shifting market demands. Even if you’re currently employed, you may be concerned about the stability of your role- especially if your sector is undergoing change or your company is adjusting its strategic priorities.

How Do You Select Your Outplacement Service?
There are many different ways of providing Outplacement, all of which offer a different selection of services delivered in a variety of ways. That means selecting an Outplacement service isn’t necessarily straightforward. There’s a lot to think about, from what services you want to provide for your staff to the way in which those services are delivered. You will also need to consider whether you want to use remote or local services and whether you want to offer different services to executives than middle managers and general staff.

WHY WAS I MADE REDUNDANT? THE BRUTAL TRUTH ABOUT REDUNDANCY THAT NO ONE WANTS TO HEAR
Let’s be honest – redundancy isn’t just a blow to your career; it’s a big blow to your very sense of self. You put in the hard work, you showed up day after day, and still, here you are, wondering why you got axed. The question may be rattling around in your mind constantly, “Why me?” Why did I get chosen? If you’re struggling with the emotional impact, read our guide to job loss depression symptoms and learn how to move forward.

Outplacement Assistance
Making staff redundant is one of the most stressful processes HR departments have to manage. But it’s not just HR staff who experience pressure; those who survive the redundancy process feel pressure too. Fear of redundancy – or disappointment at not being selected for redundancy – can leave staff feeling unsettled. After all, if the axe has fallen once, it could easily fall again.
So low morale and stress are two issues a business would prefer to avoid. However, there are other potential problems it needs to consider too. This includes the company’s reputation, which can take a long time to fix if perceptions become negative. If it appears a business doesn’t care about its employees, it will be hard for that business to attract the most talented staff in the future. This in turn will make it difficult for the business to compete robustly in the marketplace.

