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In the final article of our ‘5 ways in 5 days’ series, we are looking at options to control labour costs which don’t involve implementing redundancies. This article addresses:
Continue Reading Avoiding redundancies: retirement and resignation
In our ‘5 ways in 5 days’ series, we are looking at options to control labour costs which don’t involve implementing redundancies. This article considers:
Continue Reading Avoiding redundancies: redeployment and contractor use
In our ‘5 ways in 5 days’ series, we are looking at options to control labour costs which don’t involve implementing redundancies. Today, we are looking at:
Continue Reading Avoiding redundancies: changing working hours
In our ‘5 ways in 5 days’ series, we are looking at options to control labour costs which avoid redundancies. Today, we consider:
Continue Reading Avoiding redundancies: reducing or refusing bonuses
In our ‘5 ways in 5 days’ series, we are looking at options to control labour costs which don’t involve implementing redundancies. Today, we cover:
Continue Reading Avoiding redundancies: salary and hiring freeze
Many businesses in Australia, both large and small, have struggled in recent years in tough economic conditions. One of the common reactions to that situation has been to reduce staff levels through significant redundancy programs or even by withdrawing from the market completely like car manufacturers in Australia. But downsizing that is driven purely by cyclical business conditions is, potentially, at odds with the long-term health of an organisation.
Continue Reading 5 ways in 5 days to manage your labour costs while avoiding redundancies
