Indeed increases redundancy packages for laid off workers following criticism of firm's conduct

FSU says the consultation process has left staff 'utterly disillusioned by the conduct of their employer.'
Indeed increases redundancy packages for laid off workers following criticism of firm's conduct

Indeed hq on Sir John Rogers Quay in Dublin

Global recruitment website Indeed increased its redundancy packages for laid-off workers ahead of a petition signed by more than 600 staff members calling on the company to further engage with staff representatives.

In March, Indeed announced plans to cut 15% of its global workforce, equating to around 2,200 jobs. Employing more than 1,000 employees in its two Dublin offices, it is estimated that 200 Irish workers face redundancies.

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