The business is currently looking at a wave of redundancies, cutting numbers short of 20 redundancies per business unit to avoid collective consultation, but ultimately resulting in around 240 job losses. Toward the end of 2022, AND removed their training benefits and drastically reduced social activities and other discretionary spend. A cost of living payment was offered for those on lower salaries, but has now been rescinded. Salary benchmarking has been completed, with only those at higher levels seeing any increase and I’m not sure if these changes will be applied in light of the news on redundancies. The people proposition is no more and compensation and benefits are falling behind. Instead, people are being made redundant with bare minimum packages and at best, this wave of redundancies will bring AND into balance with further improvement needed. The business grew beyond its means and everyone is paying for it. Good people are being made to leave and good people are deciding to leave of their own accord. This is only bound to unsettle clients and further perpetuate problems.