Sentences with phrase «facing redundancy»

Personal Career Management provide a range of outplacement programmes that help you with your job search campaign if you are facing redundancy.

Press Release: Personal Career Management offers advice for the rising number of people facing redundancy Employee organisations are reporting that they are receiving more and more calls from people who

I am facing redundancy and similar roles in local government are scarce, so I am trying to be as flexible as possible.

Other online CIPD resources include Facing Redundancy, Preparing for Interview and Transferring from the Public to Private Sector.

The claimant in Semple Fraser LLP v Daly [2010] UKEAT / 45/09 was a solicitor facing redundancy because of a downturn in work.

As reported by MCV today, more than half of the European section of Capcom is facing redundancy as a number of jobs are set to be merged together.

ASIA ONE — Dec 10 — Matchmaking is booming in South Korea amid the global economic crisis, as fathers facing redundancy rush their children into marriage and jobless women find financial security in married life.

Their enthusiasm stems from an inescapable truth: now the old enemy in the shape of the Soviet Union has collapsed, nuclear weapons designers and those employed on projects for the Strategic Defense Initiative are facing redundancy unless they can find a new adversary on which to focus.

ABB says this is the cheapest type of conventional plant, and that building it will provide jobs for most of the 6000 nuclear plant employees facing redundancy.

I've been in touch with Jeff who was facing redundancy from academia — he was actually redeployed within his institution but is expecting his new department to close or be significantly depleted following the next Research Assessment Exercise.

Many readers might view academia as a «job for life» and will be surprised to hear that you are facing redundancy.

It was «wholly inappropriate, overly prescriptive» and she was particularly concerned that «important subjects such as music, art, RE and IT have not only been downgraded but those who teach them are facing redundancy.»

«They are themselves in a two - year pay freeze, teachers and lecturers are facing redundancy, will lose child benefits and other benefits, are paying more VAT, their children stand to lose educational maintenance allowances and their children will also have to pay higher tuition fees to go to university.»

The Gurkhas face the heaviest cuts, with 140 soldiers facing redundancy.

Fears have also been raised that teachers of those subjects could face redundancy.»

Why can not the MoD retrain service personnel, who face redundancy, to fill those many trades where there are shortages, such as combat medical technicians or intelligence gatherers?»

As a result 1,400 workers face redundancy and the future of Bombardier, the UK's last train maker is at risk along with a total of 3000 jobs and many more in the supply chain.

PCS members at the Equality and Human Right Commission are fighting cuts to budgets and staff that will mean up to 250 of the commission's 400 experienced workers face redundancy, while highly paid management consultants are retained.

«Millions of public sector workers would (in the short term) face redundancy and the dole queue or massive reductions in real spending at a time when their homes would be under threat.»

The truth is, having a job doesn't necessarily make you secure, whereas being employable gives you security by making you less likely to face redundancy and by putting you in a better position for getting a new job.

Redundancy is tough but there surely is a silver lining — it gives many people opportunities for change and development they would have been unlikely to seize had they not faced redundancy.

Schools Week reported last week how a third academy chain in as many months had told staff across its schools they could face redundancy.

Around 50 staff face redundancy at Crytek Budapest - the studio making Xbox 360 - exclusive fantasy title Kingdoms - in the next few weeks, according to an inside source.

We face redundancy only if we do not adapt.

Not exact matches

Sharing tasks makes you not only more emotionally resilient but also more economically resilient as well, Smith points out: «Flexibility and redundancy add up to greater resilience in the face of economic shocks.»

The profitability of this growing market, combined with the ability to save costs on administration, distribution, sales and marketing redundancies that Pearson estimated to be worth more than $ 225 million a year, put a smile on investors» faces.

Leaving them with no jobs and no redundancy pay, means that some staff are facing the very real prospect of defaulting on rent or mortgage payments and losing their homes.

«The botched handling of these school closures has been an utter disgrace; not only are the futures of these dedicated support and teaching staff being put at risk, they have faced the double blow of being denied the redundancy pay to which they are entitled.

Mr Hoyle is upbeat - but he makes clear he faces a tough fight in getting his statutory redundancy (amendment) bill past the government's watchful eyes.

• Unions representing headteachers have warned the government it could face major difficulties introducing performance - related pay for all teachers, noting, for example, that pay rises for some would lead to pay cuts or redundancy for others.

I can help you to get back on track in the job market as soon as possible, but I have to leave it to you to find ways to cope with the distress of facing and going through redundancy.

But now the pervading beliefs about consultants («They don't know anything about our industry or the science — they talk of rationalisation and process reengineering when they mean redundancies») are being overtaken by a recognition that using outsiders with specialist knowledge can have its advantages when dealing with the massive changes the industry is facing.

The biggest problem with Hide Your Smiling Faces is the amount of redundancy found throughout.

Schools face making more redundancies and multi-academy trusts will be hampered from taking over struggling schools, education leaders have told Schools Week, as the implications of the government's decision to delay the national funding formula surface.

According to the report, legal secretaries have faced the brunt of automation - related redundancies, with approximately 30,000 jobs reduced from 2001 - 2015.

My individual clients are usually directors or senior managers facing issues relating to their employment contracts, restrictive covenants, redundancy, a boardroom dispute or require assistance negotiating their exit package.

Pinsent Masons is facing three employment tribunal claims from a former partner, senior associate and associate relating to redundancies in its employment practice in 2013.

There is much to contemplate when faced with redundancy.

The result With 85 % take up for CV - writing workshops, 51 % for e-learning usage and 14 % for 1:1 career coaching we managed to redeploy 25 % of staff facing compulsory redundancy, and deliver # 310,000 of savings in severance and recruitment costs.

Many of us, perhaps even you, are facing downsizing, redundancy and unemployment.

We facing one of the most unprecedented global economic situations in decades, and as a result, the labour market has seen significant increases in redundancies and retrenchments.

The Council was already facing financial difficulties with a budget deficit from the previous year which had resulted in the appointment of an administrator and the redundancy of a number of skilled community - members (such as trades - people).

I know people who are facing far more difficult situations than mine — major health problems, redundancy, PND.