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Layoff
401 published works
The Employer Report
Strategies for Multinational Employers to Mitigate Risk in China’s Uncertain Business Climate
By Caroline Burnett, Joseph Deng, Susan F. Eandi
With thanks to Jonathan Isaacs, Baker McKenzie's APAC Chair, Employment & Compensation, China / Hong Kong and Emma Pugh, Knowledge Lawyer, Employment & Compensation, Hong Kong. The economic effects of…
Mike McBride Online
Dell Is Going Through a Layoff That You Won’t Notice
By Mike McBride
If you've heard the term "quiet firing" recently, this is what it means. It is not directly cutting head count but making it likely that some percentage of employees will…
Michael Geist
The House of Cards Crumbles: Why the Bell Media Layoffs and Government’s Failed Media Policy are Connected
Bell’s announcement this week that it is laying off thousands of workers – including nearly 500 Bell Media employees – has sparked political outrage with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau characterizing…
Employee Rights Blog
Bell Layoffs Effect Thousands Of Employees
By Bram Lecker
By Lecker & Associates Bell Media’s recent announcement of widespread layoffs and the sale of numerous radio stations has left many employees concerned about their futures. These changes include the…
California Employment Law
Conducting a Respectful RIF
By Sahara Pynes
With 38% of companies expecting to layoff employees in 2024, the start of the new year has already seen the announcements of thousands of employee layoffs across all sectors. What's…
Mike McBride Online
Network Now, Because It’s Likely You Will Be Laid Off Eventually
By Mike McBride
Greg offers up some great networking advice, but maybe the best thing he offers is a reality check. It's better to be prepared. It's better to have a plan, and…
Mike McBride Online
Did We See Holiday Layoffs Because the Vibes Are Off?
By Mike McBride
Reading this BBC article, it appears that we saw some of the holiday layoffs earlier in December because leaders feel like the vibes are there for a recession next year,…
Mike McBride Online
Linked – The ripple effects of layoffs
By Mike McBride
It's December, and the number of organizations conducting layoffs keeps growing. It's been a never-ending cycle of layoffs. Let's not kid ourselves and assume that everyone is feeling OK about…
Rudner Law Blog
Another Judge Finds that COVID-related Layoff is Constructive Dismissal
We have said it many times before: temporary layoffs are constructive dismissals in almost every (non-unionized) situation. And as far back as March 24, 2020, I warned that the COVID-19…
Achkar Law Blog
Layoffs: Recalling Employees Back to Work
The process of recalling employees after a layoff is a common challenge faced by employers. Whether due to seasonal fluctuations, economic shifts, or unforeseen circumstances, many businesses encounter the need…