The Do’s and Don’ts of Managing Layoffs

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Managing Layoffs

While layoffs are sometimes necessary for businesses to stay afloat or evolve, they can be a tough process for both the organization and the affected employees. Handling layoffs with care and professionalism can help maintain morale, protect the reputation of your business, and ensure that the transition is as smooth as possible for everyone involved. Here’s a look at the Do’s and Don’ts of managing layoffs in a way that is respectful, transparent, and supportive.

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