Tick-Boxes vs. True Empathy: How to Handle Redundancies Properly | Peas in a Podcast
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Redundancy is easily one of the toughest parts of running a business. In this impromptu but highly timely episode of Peas in a Podcast, Kay and Bex strip away the corporate jargon to talk about the human reality of reducing headcount.
Focusing on small to medium businesses (up to 150 employees) navigating individual redundancies, they unpack what "fucking it up" actually looks like. Hint: it is usually treating a legal consultation process as a cold, tick-box exercise rather than a meaningful human conversation.
In this episode, we dive into:
- Why you must never conflate performance management issues with a genuine redundancy situation.
- The absolute necessity of a robust, well-documented business rationale before you start.
- How to give employees true agency and a voice during a difficult transition.
- The long-term strategic and reputational risks of getting it wrong (because online feedback is everywhere).
- Why providing individualised career transition and outplacement support is both the kind thing to do and a smart business move.
Whether you are a founder currently facing these difficult decisions or a manager wanting to support your team with dignity, this episode offers practical, empathetic, and grounded advice.
Peas in a Pod Consulting offers a free one-hour consultation for business owners navigating these challenging times. Reach out to the team at PIAP Consulting to find out how we can act as your sounding board.
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