By Pat Brown, MBA Facing a layoff is difficult in any situation, but when you’re a parent, the stress can feel even more overwhelming. Not only do you have to cope with the emotional impact of losing your job, but you also have to think about how to manage your family’s needs during a time
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
By Pat Brown, MBA Losing a job can be overwhelming, but unemployment benefits can provide temporary financial relief while you search for your next opportunity. Filing for unemployment benefits promptly and correctly ensures you receive the assistance you’re entitled to. This guide will walk you through the steps to apply, what to expect, and how
By Pat Brown, MBA Being laid off is a life event that no one truly anticipates, but one that many people face throughout their careers. The emotions can be overwhelming: confusion, sadness, fear, and even frustration. Having experienced a layoff firsthand, I can empathize with the feeling of losing not just a job, but also
By Pat Brown, MBA Losing a job can be one of life’s most challenging experiences. Whether you were laid off, fired, or forced to resign, the emotional, financial, and psychological impact can feel overwhelming. During times like these, it’s easy to isolate yourself, but building a support system is one of the most crucial steps
Written by Pat Brown, MBA Legal Protections and Wrongful Termination Losing your job is stressful, but knowing your employee rights can help you protect yourself, access benefits, and take action if necessary. Layoffs can happen due to company downsizing, budget cuts, or restructuring, but employers must follow legal guidelines when letting employees go. Below, we’ll
By Pat Brown, MBA Mass layoffs are becoming more common across industries, leaving thousands of workers suddenly unemployed. While a layoff can feel overwhelming, it’s important to remember that it doesn’t define your career—it’s just a chapter in your professional journey. If you’ve been affected by a mass layoff, you’re not alone. In this guide,
By Pat Brown, MBA When a White House administration decides to lay off entire departments or drastically cut staff within government agencies, the political fallout can be profound, influencing public opinion, political stability, and the relationship between the federal government and its citizens. These decisions not only reshape the operational dynamics of the federal government
By Pat Brown, MBA Being laid off is a challenging and often unexpected event that can leave you feeling uncertain about the future. However, how you respond in the aftermath will determine how quickly you can get back on your feet and regain your confidence. If you’ve recently experienced a layoff, don’t panic. This is
By Pat Brown, MBA The idea of the White House laying off entire government departments or drastically reducing the workforce of key agencies can be a daunting thought. However, history offers insight into how such drastic actions have unfolded in the past, the impacts on the federal government, and the citizens it serves. When such
