Organisational Change and Redundancy: Breaking the News and Beyond
The Employment Redundancy Challenge - Something Management Dread
Making staff redundant is one of the most challenging duties a manager has to face - especially breaking the news to employees. However those who survive a redundancy programme may also experience their own negative reaction to this forced change at work and they need your support too.
The ability to present the bad news of redundancy in the right atmosphere, and manage the differing reactions, marks out any manager as a master of psychological and communication skills.
Delivering the bad news of redundancy is a teachable skill, easily acquired through dedicated training programmes developed by the Carole Spiers Group (CSG) who can claim a niche speciality in managing the "Human Dimension of Organisational Change". With a topical emphasis on redundancy, these programmes are complemented by specialist coaching and counselling services for the person breaking the news, as well as the person receiving it.
Proven Cutting-edge Boardroom Strategies
The Human aspect of Change Management is not just a model for coping with a crisis. Employees need to be continuously shown the opportunities for personal growth in line with the organic changes happening around them, and as a manager you need to be able to manage the differing reactions of those staying, leaving and at risk.
Keynote Presentation "Change is Your Opportunity for Growth"
Carole’s customised speech on managing employees, both those staying and leaving the organisation.
Motivational Speaker Carole Spiers, is a high-energy keynote presenter able to combine inspiration with insight. Her charismatic style has made her a sought-after inspirational speaker working with equal success in the contrasting cultures of the UK and UAE, with blue-chip clients from Bank of England to Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company.
As part of this popular presentation, you'll leave with a set 10 crucial change management principles, which have proved invaluable in the course of Carole's extensive experience in government, industry and the professions.
How Carole's Clients React to her "Breaking the News" Presentations:
"Your innovative presentation on Organisational Change for our Top Team was really an eye-opener, and an ignition to what I call a ′mindset change process′. We all felt thoroughly engaged and involved in this important issue. In particular, we now focus carefully on the needs of those who may be challenged by new systems and methods. Truly we understand your main message that no-change is no option and have the strategies to take us forward."
Hayyan Al Habib, Director, Al Habib Group (Oman)