I come from legacy Husky and not unlink Cenovus, we had also had a few layoff rounds in the past few years that ended up on the news. Somehow though, they weren't as bad because we had some sense of a team and support.
I was moved out of my previous team two months ago. I didn't hear from any of my new leadership for weeks. I don't know anyone on my new team, and was forced to face the March layoffs in this situation. I somehow made it through all of the pandemic without going on antianxiety medication/antidepressants, but after physical complications, was forced to go on them, merely to survive my day to day existence at work. What makes this worst? I'm too scared to take time off to heal because I still haven't spoken to my new lead more than a combined total of 1 hour, and that was only so he could give me work to do (without asking if I had capacity, knowing what I was working on, or who the heck I am).
Am I the only one?