I know it doesn't mean much now but know most end up better in the long run

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Nov 27, 2022
6:37:17pm

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POLL: Have you ever lost your employment involuntarily?

Division Bell Voted best poster 3 years in a

11/27/22 6:22pm

2 weeks ago and it sucks.

xarope8

11/27/22 6:23pm

Hang in there. You'll get through it and life gets better.

Y-Zag

11/27/22 6:26pm

See if your stake is doing the Church's employment Course. It can really help.

BYUtka

11/27/22 6:35pm

I know it doesn't mean much now but know most end up better in the long run

ordinary tri guy

11/27/22 6:37pm

Sorry. Suuuuuuucks. In my experience ends up for the best but that doesn’t change the difficulty and short term pain.

OMIllionaire

11/27/22 6:39pm

Horribly tragic when it happened.

Y-Zag

11/27/22 6:25pm

Yep, company sold, entire division w/100+ people lost jobs. Extremely stressful

BYUfan92

11/27/22 6:26pm

That's a legitimate concern. Happens all the time. Not fair, but it's common.

Division Bell

11/27/22 6:28pm

It was tough. Worked out great in the end, now have owned a biz for 10 years and

BYUfan92

11/27/22 6:46pm

I find this is the case more often than not.

ordinary tri guy

11/27/22 6:57pm

I was laid off back in 2001.

Belboz

11/27/22 6:35pm

Worked for a company that filed bankruptcy

BIG XII Coug

11/27/22 6:55pm

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