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Facing A Civil Service Redundancy?

By on September 2, 2011 in Redundant Meaning

If you are facing a civil service redundancy, as so many people are at the moment, what are your options? Should you accept the first redundancy payment offered to you, or do you have other options? If you are offered a compromise agreement, should you sign it or if you do have you limited your [...]

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Turning redundancy into freelance success

By on July 12, 2011 in Redundant Meaning

Around five years ago, the position I held was made redundant and I found myself without work. Lacking any obvious options, I decided to give freelancing a go. Five years on, I have a broad base of clients, a well-established online presence and a large portfolio of completed projects. So I would describe myself as [...]

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Taking The power: Getting Redundancy Mortgage Payments

By on June 5, 2011 in Redundant Meaning

Article by Shourya Ray Chaudhuri Paying the mortgage is impossible without a salary and that could mean problems and frustrations. Find power from insurance policies that are aimed to provide easier and better processes. Having a dream house is not just a dream: it is a necessity. A comfortable home can establish your status well [...]

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Alternatives to UK Redundancy!

By on May 31, 2011 in Redundant Meaning

Article by John Mehtam In the wake of the economic downturn, businesses of all sizes are experiencing a downturn in business. Some of the larger retail chains have gone into administration and many are still struggling, while many other businesses across all sectors are making job cuts. It’s a tough period for the economy, and [...]

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