Employers can make employees redundant if they are no longer needed for their job.
This may be because the business model is changing, the firm’s processes are changing due to the up rise of technology or automation, or because the business is relocating. While this is in some cases a necessity for employers, it isn’t a nice experience for employees who are on the receiving end.
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