What Managing a Mass Layoff Procedure Means
Managing a mass layoff procedure is a process built on the bright lines of Article 49 of the Georgian Labour Code. A mass dismissal is the employer's termination of employment contracts within 30 calendar days on a ground not conditioned by the employee's person or conduct or by the expiry of the contract: with not fewer than 10 employees — in an organisation employing more than 20 but fewer than 100 employees; or with not fewer than 10 percent of employees — in an organisation employing more than 100.
Managing the procedure means arranging the thresholds, the deadlines and the documents correctly: a decision that looks merely numerical in fact demands precise simultaneous action on three fronts — legal, organisational and communicational — because breaching the statute's deadlines turns the dismissal itself into the subject of a dispute.

