Dealing with redundancy is a challenging time, especially if it’s unexpected, but there are many measures you can take to get through the experience. We're here to talk you through it.
Being proactive about your next steps is key to quickly moving beyond redundancy and rebuilding your self-confidence. From mapping your goals with a career coach to looking after yourself and recognising your strengths in counselling, we'll help you through what it takes to make redundancy that little bit more manageable.
From a listening ear, to counselling sessions with a qualified counsellor, we'll help you work through any difficulties you're facing.
Change, it can impact us all in so many different ways. Sometimes we take it in our stride, and other times, it gets the better of us. Discover how to handle it with these practical tips from mental health expert, Kirsty Lilley.
When you’ve been made redundant, it can be difficult to feel confident about finding work again. This article provides you with practical advice on bouncing back from redundancy and rebuilding your self-confidence at the same time.
Knowing what to do after being made redundant can help make the experience that bit more manageable. It can also help you get your career back on track sooner rather than later. Here, we share 10 steps for dealing with redundancy and beyond…
