Someone Has To Go A Tough Layoff Decision Term Paper

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¶ … Lay Off Decision What criteria should be used to determine potential laid-off candidates? What emphasis, if any, should be given to non-job related factors such as personal problems or a spouse's need to work? Explain.

In this situation, it is impossible to use personal situations in order to decide who should be laid off. These issues are too subjective, and it would not be possible for any human being to put aside his or her feelings when judging a single mother's plight with a father who has children in school. It would be impossible to be impartial, and for that reason, no emphasis should be given to non-job related factors. The criteria used to determine the lay off...

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Anything else is too subjective to be used in any meaningful way.
What should be included in a severance package for the laid-off employees? How long should the severance package last?

The company is not currently in a financial position to offer a very generous severance package, and while not required, it does make the termination easier and does seem fair to the employee, especially since they are not being fired for cause. Industry standards allow that a few weeks pay is probably sufficient, and the employer may elect to allow the employee to continue to participate in the company's health care program for…

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