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COVID-19 crisis: how to prepare staff for job cuts

  • Caroline Gleeson, CEO and co-founder - Occupop
As the coronavirus emergency shows no signs of slowing, the long-term impact on the economy, especially small businesses and startups, is beginning to take shape. For some, it could mean trimming their workforce. Here are some expert tips on the appropriate measures to handle this unfortunate eventuality.
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