After a layoff: 4 ways to support remaining employees
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Many companies are experiencing layoffs. But what happens after a layoff?
Employees who watch their friends and colleagues depart your organization are less productive in the months after a layoff.
Have a plan in place to retain and engage layoff survivors.
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Consider offering outplacement as part of a comprehensive severance package strategy.
Why is Outplacement Important?
Reduce business costs
When a company has a poor reputation, per-hire costs are $4,723 higher. A poor reputation also damages relationships with exiting employees—limiting your ability to attract valuable boomerang talent.
Source: Harvard Business Review
Create a positive company culture
A majority of Americans (85%) think most companies don’t provide enough help to employees when laying them off, and more than 4 in 5 Americans think outplacement should be offered to every employee who is laid off by their employer. Don’t miss an opportunity to foster loyalty and productivity among remaining employees during a reduction in force by doing the right thing.
Source: The Harris Poll online survey conducted on behalf of INTOO from March 2-4, 2020 among 2,011 U.S. adults ages 18+
Protect employer brand and reputation
66% of people choose to share their poor layoff experiences with others and on social media. 64% of consumers have stopped purchasing a brand’s products after hearing news of that company’s poor employee treatment. Prevent your story from being a negative one.
Source: CareerArc/INTOO Employer Branding Study
Learn how to:
Communicate layoffs to remaining employees
Help your employees navigate change
Motivate your remaining workforce
Create a routine process of listening and responding
Download the layoff notification guide to help your employees through a difficult transition.