A checklist to protect a company against a malicious exit
Martin Baldock points out that as redundancies become more common, securing company assets, reputation and intellectual property becomes of greater importance. Here he gives management a checklist to help them protect the company.
Set out below is a checklist of steps that should be taken as soon as the employee is notified of their redundancy, or indeed as soon as possible after a resignation:
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