Session: 1 day
Intervention for retrenchees
The grieving process - what emotions to expect, the reaction of others, assessing and monitoring yourself. Sharing secrets. Success stories of retrenchees
2 days
The Workeracy Programme
You are guaranteed to know what to do with your life after this two-day programme. You will be inspired and even though going through a grieving process you will have the courage to go on with your newly defined career.
Groups of 100 for 2 days.
Half day
Preparing your family/friends to empower and support you
The family, friends and loved ones of the retrenchee needs to understand what he/she will be facing and how to best support them.
Special Needs Support
For individuals in need of the support of a traumatologist or clinical psychologist the necessary arrangements will be made.
1 hour sessions.
The Work Centre
Set up a centre with desks, computers, faxes, e-mail and two qualified HR persons to assist retrenchees who are seeking for positions to send letters, compile CV's and start a new life for six months .
6 months
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