So how about you?
If yours is a fear of redundancy then one of the positive things you can do (apart from updating your CV – which just about everybody will be doing) is look at your situation objectively.
If it’s decidedly shaky and there’s little you can do in the short term to improve it, you might as well admit it to yourself rather than just ignoring it.
How about thinking what your options are rather than just hoping the axe won’t fall on your head?
You may already be on, or decide to take a skills course in your own time, yet the results from that will take time to ‘kick in’.
What other opportunities could be under your nose or round the corner, just waiting for you to notice them? Who do you know that you haven’t been in touch with for a while that you could catch up with and maybe bounce ideas off?
Here at Redundancy UK we aim to provide you with the platform, the resources and the information you need, not only to sort yourself out, but to help others as well. Don’t forget about our Redundancy UK Guide we mentioned in our inaugural blog.
So don’t just sit there: Do something positive!