Redundancy-What Next?

Coming To Terms With Redundancy -What Do You Want To Do Now?

You need to give serious thought to your next steps, which path to choose. What this might be may depend on your specific situation.

• For some people it will be a job hunting strategy for a specific type of job
• For some it will be job hunting for any job
• For others it may be a period of retraining in a job that is more likely to have vacancies
• For some it may be considering self employment as a sole trader or setting up in a company business.
• For others it may be travel...
• Or deciding to take early retirement.

"The trouble with unemployment is that the minute you wake up in the morning you're on the job."

Slapp

Here are some useful sites for you to read more advice regarding redundancy

Careers Advice Coping With Redundancy

• Careers Advice Coping With redundancy
  A case study about redundancy and the careers advice given to this person
• Career Article Coping with redundancy
  Advice re how t handle redundancy and career advice

Redundancy At Age 50 Plus

• Redundancy Age 50+
  Redundancy is difficult anytime but if you are over 50 it can be more challenging. Equally you may be aware of more people over 50 taking redundancy though it does affect any age group. Here is a specific article to help those over 50.

Coping With Redundancy UK Website

• Coping With redundancy
  A UK based website which details about your rights, and things to consider. Please note if you are not in the UK these things may well differ a lot so please consult relevant sites for your country.

“Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude...

Thomas Jefferson

Just Don't Quit.

Redundancy can be very difficult but there are ways to cope and survive and even thrive. We wish you well.