There are obvious signals when you work in the office that you won't see if you work remoteContinue Reading

I just want to take a break from work while I figure out what to do next.Continue Reading

From https://www.careeronestop.org/WorkerReEmployment/MoreBenefits/deal-with-stress.aspx, part of the CareerOneStop suite of web products, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration. While finding a new job—and replacing your lost wages—may be your top priority, it’s important to deal head-on with the stress you may feel as a result of a job loss. Understanding and dealing...Continue Reading

Losing your job can leave your head spinning at the exact time you need to stay cool, calm, and collected.Continue Reading

Moving on after a job loss is very possible. When unemployment levels start rising and companies cut back on their staff, it isn’t surprising that many people have found themselves on the fringes of the workforce, waiting for the chance to find something else. Some find steady work, but others do not and it’s not as...Continue Reading

Before employers announce layoffs, they frequently use phrases like "We're going to be making a lot of changes around here."Continue Reading

Your manager tells you they're letting you go for business reasons and slides a piece of paper across the table. It's a severance agreement.Continue Reading

When you lose your job, you lose your paycheck. You also lose a lot more than that.Continue Reading

The layoffs have occurred and the goodbyes have been said. You are still at your desk in the same job. You know it doesn’t mean that there won’t be another round of layoffs and that you won’t be cut then. I spoke with someone not too long ago who survived four rounds of cuts only...Continue Reading

When the rumors start at your company, there are two instincts people have—put their head in the ground or head for the hills.Continue Reading