Layoffs
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From: The HR Department / CEO
Layoffs
The current economic situation has demonstrated how there is the need for making adjustments in number of employees and managers working at the firm. This is because of shifts in the economy and more aggressive tactics utilized by competitors inside the marketplace. The long-term effects are they have been reducing the company's fiscal position and negatively impacting the firm. ("Sample Letter to Employee," 2013)
To address these challenges, we have tried to reduce the cost structure. This has provided some benefits for everyone. However, the reality is that these changes are not enough. This means that a certain number of employees and managers will be furloughed in the process. At the same time, those positions which are considered to be redundant will be consolidated or completely eliminated. ("Sample Letter to Employee," 2013)
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In order to facilitate these transformations, we are asking that everyone remain cooperative with executives. They have the difficult task of making these transformations. This will ensure that a smooth process is occurring with the least amounts of animosity or anger. ("Sample Letter to Employee," 2013)
Those who remain with the firm are critical to the long-term success of the company and can help us with making these adjustments in the future. When this happens, our fiscal position will have improved. It is at this point, when we will offer those that have been furloughed with the first opportunity to work with us. ("Sample Letter to Employee," 2013)
This could involve serving in a different department or capacity. While at the same time, there is also the realistic possibility that we will bring you back to your old position. These factors will…
