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I am sorry to hear about this. Just hang in there and try not to worry about it. Hopefully you will not lose your job but if you do then I hope that you find another one very soon. Just try to remain optimistic and make the best of what you have. I know it is hard. Have a nice day and happy myLotting!!!

i think you should do more work now , anf you will have a great Christmas , less blame and more hard , you will be stronger . now we young , we should work hard at in our places , the repay will more , the mood will wonderful , too . let you son do some meaning things alright , he already adults , less time to play , you will be okey `` have a good day , friend `

wow.. I'm so sorry to hear that. I know it's hard to find jobs now, but I do hope that your company is going to give you severance pay. And what you can do, maybe if you want or don't mind, you can try the unemployment office as well, to try to get some money or maybe they have some jobs for you. I do not know much about what US unemployment offices do, but I'm a US HR specialist, and the company should provide you with severance, either lump sum or serial severance if you have worked with your company for a very long time. What you can also ask your hr as well, is that whether you're able to be on serial severance then retire with the company. You still can work as well, maybe as part time somewhere or a consultant. And you then keep your retirement benefits with the company. Which would mean that you may not need to elect COBRA. You can also check on the pension plan your company has. That's just a suggestion. What you can also do is also check whether you can withdraw your savings from your 401k or something to survive if you are losing your jobs. And it depends on your 2 weeks off as well, what type of off is it? pto? sick days? Are you covered for fmla? if it's fmla, they cannot lay you off, other than that, they're able to do so. I'm not sure whether what I'm saying to you is logical to you, but it's just my view, and I hope it helps.you... :) Good luck!

I am so sorry to hear about your job. Seems to be the popular thing as of lately. My son is 18 too. Maybe he could work part time at a restaraunt or something. My son got a part time job at Wal-Mart. He doesn't make much but at least it helps in him having some spending money of his own and takes that burden off of us some what. Good Luck and I do hope things get better soon.

Use the time off to start looking for another position. Contact all of the people that you know that are working and tell them that you are looking for another position and to let you know if you hear of anything. What companies compete with the company that you work for? Fill out applications with them. Sometimes a company will make room for someone who has industry experience. View this as an opportunity. I once worked for a company that closed down and I got a new job within 2 weeks that was a better job and paid more money. Best of luck to you.

hi! worry not! the Lord is your provider. dont be afraid. the Bible says that on difficult hours all we have to do is to trust the Lord. keep your faith high and pray for guidance as well as people who will help you get a job or a source of income. be confident that the Lord will help you get out of the situation that you are in right now. i am a living testimony that God provides. i will pray for you!

Tell about itall friends and ask them if they can help you. Not an easy time to get hired. So try to do work with extra enthusiaam and please the boss at work. You can look for another job before being laid off. Also, let me tell you that you need to save for 6 months in case you fear of being laid off.

Hopefully things will work out! We'll all give a little prayer that you don't lose your job. I know that would have to be very stressful! It will be hard to cheer you up though I think you already have a good attitude! Hang in there.....things might turn out okay yet!

sorry to hear that onlydia. i do hope that you still get back to your job and you're assured by your company that you won;t be laid-off. anyway, with the growing economic woes around the world, job security is continually threatened. a lot of industries are adversely affected and companies have no recourse but to save on operating costs and this usually involves cutting down the company's workforce. i experienced the same this year but i got a good severance package. aside from that, i have other part-time jobs that i do so i still have other sources of income. i also get cash from my on-line activities so it helps as well. anyway, i'll be starting my new work next january so for now i just focus on my other sources of income. if you're really worried, i suggest that you start updating your resume. also, you might want to build up a network among co-workers, friends, and family and tell them that you're currently looking for another line of work. you might also want to check with your company the benefits and assistance that you will get if the lay-off happens. that's one of the things that i checked with my previous company. i checked the health benefits that i can continue to receive and it's a good thing that our medical benefits are still available a month after we were let go. anyway, i do hope that these tips help. nothing beats preparedness so i would highly suggest that you prepare for this event so that when it does happen you won;t be caught off-guard.

I can sympathize with you. My son was just told his company is planning layoffs by the end of the month - just in time for the holidays. And he is a single dad with two small children. Great, just great. Also, my partner's employer has cut hours for everyone drastically. Some weeks he only gets 12 hours. This week its 20. We count on his paycheck to feed us, as my income usually pays most of the other bills we have. I contacted the local food bank and was told based upon our joint income we are eligible for help. So far I've avoided doing that as I figure there might be people worse off than us. But its getting harder to think that way. Like you our place is often cold because I choose not to turn on the heat at night when the temps dip low. Instead we add another blanket. Wish I could cheer you up, but all I can say is I understand. :)

I'm so sorry to hear that..you can use your break to look for another job.. browse for job openings online or at the local newspaper.. or you can do part time online.. just look for legit sites that can help you earn real cash.. i've been writing product reviews for years and am pretty pleased with the earnings.. you need to have a blog in order to get blog assignments.. start off with a free blogger account then try to make your blog popular by creating unique and sensible posts.. good luck

Sorry for you dear, but i know you can survive, just pray and pray that you keep your job and you will not one of them to be layoff. My husband's company will have a shutdown for 2 weeks also beginning december 24 and they will close until jan 4, but still the company pays them. That is the good part there. Have a good day.