by Lindsay Morris, eHow editor
Unemployment isn't just hard on the pocketbook, research indicates it's also a health detriment, contributing to obesity, diabetes, asthma, kidney disease, cardiovascular disease and some cancers. eHow maps out the road to job-loss recovery.
It is scary and stressful to think that the job you have today may be gone tomorrow. Layoffs happen whenever a company struggles financially. Some planning can help you to Read More
Millions of people are praying every day that their jobs don't fall victim to low demand, outsourcing, downsizing or any other sudden catastrophes. The nature of Read More
The prospect of being laid off can be overwhelming and cause a lot of stress. It's easy to think that you have no control over layoffs and that you simply have to wait to Read More
The rumors are flying at work that the company is cutting back on employees. There are things you can do to prepare for the coming layoff if it happens to eliminate your Read More
Your company just announced a slew of layoffs coming up and you fear one of them may be you. Rather than sitting and stewing until the official names are announced, you can Read More
Due to federal antidiscrimination laws, you must know whether laying off an employee violates any legal standards. This knowledge will also protect you in case a Read More
The job market may not offer the same type of job security that people once took for granted, but there are still ways to remain employed. And you'll have little to fear Read More
Corporate downsizing is a harsh fact of life that anyone in today’s workplace has to live with and be prepared for. Often, workers are let go, and many never see it coming. Read More
Mergers are difficult and worrying times for employees of the 2 merging companies. Fears about the effect of the merger on job security, employment benefits and company Read More
You see the signs everywhere, as the company begins to struggle to maintain its sales. You know you are likely to get laid off in the next few weeks or months. How do you Read More
Unemployment benefits are usually available to workers who have been laid off or fired through no fault of their own. These benefits are insurance—not charity. Employers Read More
If you've been laid off from work, continuing to provide for your family is one of the biggest concerns you're bound to have. Unemployment benefits can bridge the gap to Read More
While laws and application methods differ from state to state, in general, unemployment insurance programs provide benefits to workers who have been become unemployed Read More
While filing for unemployment benefits in the United States may conjure images of long lines and unbearable waits, many state agencies are now taking advantage of the Read More
With today's economy, more people are finding themselves filing for unemployment. Once you know how to calculate unemployment, you will have a closer figure to how much you Read More
Losing a job can be devastating, and there are lots of complicated issues to deal with. Collecting unemployment shouldn't be one of them. Most states have an easy, one-stop Read More
If you've been denied unemployment benefits, you are eligible to appeal. If you're able to work and are actively seeking employment, you've been denied benefits because Read More
Getting information on government programs can be frustrating. Claiming Unemployment Benefits has been streamlined to make it very user friendly. Starting at the right Read More
Learn how to factor unemployment compensation for annual taxes with expert tax advice in this free online self employment tax deduction video clip. Read More
Just because you lost your job recently does not automatically mean you are entitled to unemployment benefits. The truth is that a large percentage of people are not, Read More
Economic downturns can lead to layoffs, which in turn can lead to rising unemployment and severe consumer financial distress. The result is an increase in the number of Read More
Unemployment, whether by layoff, downsizing or firing, is a situation most people hope they never face. However, each year more and more people experience at least Read More
In a news release provided by the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly 300,000 workers were laid off for at least 31 days in the second quarter of Read More
Getting fired or laid off can be one of the scariest and most stressful times in any relationship. Financial strain is one of the biggest complaints in any marriage or Read More
Corporate layoffs can cause a tremendous amount of stress. Not only does it have the potential to turn your financial life upside down, it can also drain you emotionally. Read More
Losing your job is not only devastating to you, but it can also create a lot of stress for your family. Knowing how to deal with this increase in stress will allow you to Read More
Losing a job is one of life's most stressful experiences. As more and more companies get 'lean and mean,' you may find yourself laid off'but you will survive. Read More
These days, it's safe (though discouraging) to assume that you'll eventually have to live through a period of time where you aren't working. Unemployment poses questions, Read More
No doubt, these are the hardest days to get through. Fresh from being stung by your last job, somehow you need to regroup for the new challenges before you. All too often Read More
Personal finance tips for the unemployed. Find out how to organize assets in this free video on organizing personal finances, income, and assets. Read More
Hang on during unemployment periods
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