Bouncing Back From Redundancy
Redundancy is rarely looked upon as an opportunity, but that is exactly what it can be. With the right planning and the right outlook you can turn what seems like a despairing situation to your advantage. With the help of real life case studies, a step by step plan of action and first-hand advice from someone who has done it himself, ‘Bouncing Back From Redundancy – 12 Steps to Get Your Career and Life Back on Track’ helps you strip the silver lining from the cloud of redundancy and make it work for you.
This book will help you:
- Build your confidence following redundancy or other significant career changes
- Understand where new job opportunities are likely to emerge
- Prepare for and be successful at job interviews
- Plan for the future with increased optimism
Clive Lewis OBE is a senior HR professional who has been on both sides of the fence. He has managed and advised managers on countless redundancy programmes and has also experienced redundancy personally.
If you are facing redundancy, this new book will help you identify the positives in your situation and inspire you to move on to the next step in your career.
The chapters covered in the book include:
- Handling the news
- Picking yourself up
- Exploring the options
- The visible job market
- The hidden job market
- Your CV & covering letter
- The interview process
- Lifelong learning & skills
- Mindset
Redundancy is now an occupational hazard that is increasingly prevalent in all sectors of employment, and anyone who goes through their entire career without once being exposed to the threat of redundancy is likely to be among the minority. Picking yourself up and moving on is a very difficult process, but also an essential one – and the sooner you start the better.
Recent Articles
- Redundancy expert links to First Call to offer free advice
- Thamesteel: 350 workers to lose jobs at Sheerness plant (27 January 2012)
- La Senza to enter administration in UK (23 December 2011)
- Patak’s Naan bread factory jobs face axe (31 October 2011)
- Sheffield City Council proposes 690 job cuts
- Carillion could axe 1,000 solar panel jobs in Newcastle
- Kraft cuts 200 jobs at Bournville, Chirk and Marlbrook
- Derby engineering firm closes with loss of 118 jobs
- E.on plans to cut 500 jobs (22 September 2011)
- News Release (9th September 2011)

