Insala's outplacement films can be used for organizations and individuals who assisting the process of restructuring or downsizing, including outplacement firms, HR Directors, Executives and Managers.
Insala's outplacement films can be used for organizations and individuals assisting the restructuring or downsizing process, including outplacement firms, HR directors, executives and managers.
Uses of the films include:
Enhancing notification training workshops and consulting
Helping employees to cope with change
Preparing managers for difficult conversations during restructuring
Highlighting the emotional impact of restructuring across the workforce to enable better communication
Insala's outplacement films are brought to you in partnership with Big Shoulder. The team at Big Shoulder has been producing notable documentaries for 12 years at the BBC, we know that these films move an audience and affect change.
Benefits
Stimulates conversation about the sorts of reactions managers should expect when delivering the message, enabling managers to be better prepared and more confident in managing change
Differentiates your notification training
Enables you to manage the emotional aspects of notification training in a powerful, yet non-threatening way
Powerfully illustrates how different people react to layoffs/redundancy in different ways
Enables organizations to improve the way they manage the aftermath of restructuring by giving consideration to how to manage those who remain in the organization
If you'd like further information, pricing and details on how to get these films simply contact us using the form.
All film content is delivered within a secure online environment that can be branded to your firm's requirements. A built in content management system is available should you wish to publish your own content around the films.
Films are in high definition format and are suitable for workshops or individual usage. Our films focus on everyone affected by downsizing in workplace and all the issues people are faced with, including:
Losing Your Job -
This can be devastating for many people and has been called "a social invitation to depression". The film reflects the huge impact this can have on people's lives. The range of emotions expressed includes disbelief and anger but also optimism and enthusiasm for change and the future.
Managing The Transition Process - Making layoffs is becoming a daily reality for more and more managers. For some, it can be a very stressful experience and they may suffer isolation and hostility at work. This situation can often go unrecognized and have long-term consequences on their well-being and performance at work. The film helps by showing how different managers respond to this challenge.
Coping After Transition - 'Staying on' after restructuring can be an ambiguous and difficult time for staff. 'Survivors Syndrome', causes feelings of resentment and a general lack of motivation. At work their sense of 'guilt' makes them hard to reach and this film will be an invaluable tool to help managers support these individuals.
If you'd like further information, pricing and details on how to get these films simply contact us using the form.
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