With rapid technological advancement, silent firing – a strategy by companies to indirectly push employees to leave their roles – has picked up pace, with 10 per cent of employers preferring layoffs for redundant positions, a report said on Monday.
The report by staffing solutions and HR services provider Genius Consultants said that silent firing is often intertwined with technological advancements, with employers adopting varied strategies to navigate the evolving workplace landscape.
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