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ARTICLE · 14 JULY 2023

Redundancy - the cost of getting it wrong

To avoid employee claims of unfair dismissal, employers should have a robust plan for ‘genuine redundancies'.

AustraliaEmployment and HR
Jessica Park (Formerly With Bartier Perry)
Jessica Park (Formerly With Bartier Perry)
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Out with the old and in with the new financial year.

Whilst it is an exciting time for businesses as they communicate updated financial budgets, promotions and salary increases, in the present challenging economic times, there is no doubt some businesses may be dealing with the reality of poor financial performance. The changes in customer/client demands, operational requirements etc. necessitating business restructure may bring about the need to make redundancies.

To avoid the pitfalls of poorly planned and executed redundancies, companies need to understand its employer obligations and have a robust plan in place to avoid the steep costs of getting it wrong, including legal, financial and cultural risk.

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