What to Do Immediately After Being Laid Off
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Written by Pat Brown, MBA Losing your job can be an overwhelming experience, but taking the right steps immediately after a layoff can help you regain control of your situation. While it’s normal to feel a range of emotions—from shock and frustration to uncertainty—having a plan will put you on the path to stability and

Managing Debt and Bills After Losing Your Job
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Written by Pat Brown, MBA Losing your job is one of life’s biggest financial disruptions. Along with the emotional stress, you may find yourself wondering how to pay your bills, manage debt, and avoid financial ruin while searching for new employment. The good news is that with the right strategy, you can take control of

Mass Layoffs: What They Mean and How to Navigate Them
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By Pat Brown, MBA Mass layoffs can be one of the most unsettling experiences in a person’s career. I’ve worked with countless professionals who never expected to be let go but suddenly found themselves scrambling to figure out their next steps. Whether due to economic downturns, corporate restructuring, or shifts in market demand, mass layoffs

The Economic Impact of Departmental Layoffs on National and Local Economies
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By Pat Brown, MBA Departmental layoffs, particularly within government sectors, can have far-reaching consequences that extend well beyond the immediate loss of jobs. While these layoffs are often seen as a way to reduce government spending or streamline operations, their economic impact can ripple through both national and local economies in significant ways. In this

Understanding Your Severance Package: What’s Included and What’s Not
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By Pat Brown, MBA Losing a job is never easy, but a severance package can provide much-needed financial stability as you transition to your next opportunity. However, not all severance packages are created equal. Understanding what’s included—and what’s not—can help you make informed decisions and negotiate for a better deal if necessary. What Is a