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Job Loss

Losing a job can happen to anyone, at any time. It’s one of the most stressful events you can face. But you don’t have to deal with job loss on your own. These resources and tips can help you take care of the basics and get you back on your feet.
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Putting First Things First

When you’ve just been laid off, making decisions is likely the last thing you feel like doing. All the same, certain issues must be dealt with promptly—usually within 1 to 4 weeks of your layoff.
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Coping With Change

Your reaction to your job loss is as unique as you are, so whatever you’re feeling is normal for you. This article will help you cope with the effects of your layoff.
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Moving On

When you’ve been laid off, you may want—or need—to find another job right away. But you may also want to consider giving yourself time to explore your options.
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Leaving a Job Without Burning Bridges

If you’re like the average person, you’ll change jobs 6 or 7 times in your working life. The way you handle leaving those jobs can have an impact on your career.
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Employment Insurance (EI)

Workers and employers can find employment insurance–related information, including work search links and how to apply for EI online.
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Sample Letter of Resignation
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Stay Positive During Your Work Search

Looking for work takes a lot of energy. Handling the inevitable ups and downs of your work search is much easier when you take steps to maintain your positive attitude and renew your sense of hope.
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