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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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Getting Back on Your Feet When the Job Market is Tight

Changes in the labour market can mean that your occupation no longer provides as many opportunities as it used to. Your training, education, and job experience still have value, even if it’s outside the specific occupation you’ve been working in.

Creating a New Future: The Job-Loss Workbook

Are you suddenly without work? This workbook can guide you through your response to job loss, severance negotiations, financial planning, retraining and work options with exercises, examples and practical information.
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Dealing with Job Loss

Losing a job is one of the most stressful things a person can face. Alis has resources and tips to help you cope with the loss and successfully make the transition to looking for work.
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