In preparation for a layoff, it is just as important to have a plan in place for communicating with those employees who will remain as it is for those who will be directly affected by job losses. Implementing a plan focused on helping remaining employees navigate the emotions and practical workplace implications of a layoff can help an employer position itself and its employees for long-term success.
This letter may be used to solicit an employee's acknowledgement that they understand and will comply with an employer's timekeeping policy prohibiting "off-the-clock" work.
This checklist may be used after an employer receives notice that an employee has died outside of the workplace. It is designed to help an employer navigate the administrative, legal and practical steps it must consider and undertake after the death of an employee.
This How To covers the steps HR should take to reduce costs, maximize opportunities and ensure all resources are used to greatest effect in preparation for a possible recession.