Made redundant? Breathe. Help is on its way.

After years of hard work and effort, I'm suddenly told that my job is no longer needed. It has caused immense worry and concern. Not only am I at risk of being unemployed, the economy is at all all time low and jobs are nigh on impossible to find. As I battle through, I have spoken with others and researched as much as I could. I'll share my experiences with you and hope that in some way, my research will help others survive.

Top tips for surviving redundancy

I'm not an expert - but I've talked to other people in the same boat, and done my research. Hopefully, the advice will help you as it did me.

Top tips for ... getting through consultation

Top tips for ... working with your colleagues after your potential redundancy is announced

Top tips for ... fighting insomnia

Top tips for ... recognising personalities you will encounter

Top tips for ... managing your emotions

Top tips for ... what to include in covering letters

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