Although the
big layoffs of the last few years are over, people are still losing their jobs every day and it continues to pose a problem for those still working: what do you say?
Orange County Register writer Theresa Walker writes about layoff etiquette, not only what you can and should say and do, but also the no-no’s that just make someone feel worse.
Among the tips: don’t assume the person who was laid off doesn’t want to be bothered. In many cases, it’s not a bother but a welcome opportunity to talk.
Read more about what to do when layoff happen HERE.
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