CNN, IMD profile Amy Kenworthy's Research on Redundancy

The findings of the research project undertaken by Bond Professor of Management and LEAP Centre Director, Amy Kenworthy, and Professor Suzanne C. de Janasz, Professor of Leadership and Organisation Development at IMD, Switzerland, which looks at the impact that being made redundant has on an individual has been profiled in two online publications so far in 2012. Read more-

Layoffs may help in the search for authenticity- IMD January 2012
It's not all that bad- : layoffs may help in the search for authenticity- India's Financial Express and pdf version (380Kb)
CNN coverage 28 Feb 2012- 'Lose you job, find yourself: redundancy might not be so bad'

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CNN, IMD profile Amy Kenworthy's Research on Redundancy

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