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The recession has affected many families today especially if their breadwinner were laid off in their company. That is why sometimes the young adult of the family would look for a job just to contribute to the family. A company undergoing a layoff is never fun for employees. (However, management still gets ivory back scratchers – now who should be getting laid off, the people who can't steer the ship, or the ones scrubbing the deck?) That said, a layoff of employees doesn't guarantee that a company will return to profits afterward. Right now, the Small Business Administration offers American Recovery Capital loans, for companies that were doing well before the recession, and companies can use a furlough, if done legally. (Unpaid time off, but notification must be issued well in advance.) Though it isn't easy to contemplate a layoff, it won't guarantee instant cash , or that an already sinking ship will float again.
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