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Domino effect | How and why redundancies can trigger a torrent of resignations

How and why redundancies can trigger a torrent of resignations
How and why redundancies can trigger a torrent of resignations

Redundancies are an unfortunate fact of life in the volatile modern world.

Seemingly every week, headlines are rife with mass layoffs, firms going into administration and receding from major markets. However, these cuts, meant to tighten belts and streamline operations, might be setting off an unforeseen domino effect - pushing remaining workers towards voluntary exits.

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