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No one likes being laid off. It can be one of the most painful things an employee can experience. The shock and confusion will only go away through understanding. To that effect you would do well to pick up a book. As an a...read more
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Being layed off from a place of employment can encourage depressive behavior in an individual, thus the individual needs to try to keep themselves as busy as possible to avoid constant worry about their financial future wi...read more
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Some 5,000 Enron employees were given layoff notices just one day after Enron filed for bankruptcy. They not only lost their jobs without warning, but they lost their co-workers and friends, and medical insurance benefits...read more
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