Thread regarding Fiserv Inc. layoffs

If you're staying for severance, you should consider this

Companies’ job postings have fallen sharply. Layoffs are creeping up. And new data released Friday show that U.S. job creation has slowed to its lowest level in nearly a year and a half.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2022/10/07/jobs-labor-market-slowing/

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Some of us actually like our directors and co-workers despite FB trying to destroy things. I applied for other stuff just in case

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Post ID: @mbs+1j8TrTP3

I agree it depends on the persons financial situation. Also, I believe depends on how long the employee has been with the company. If it’s only a few years and they are unhappy, then sure it may make more sense to move on. However, if it is an employee that has been with the company for over a decade, it’s a different scenario.

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Post ID: @rnc+1j8TrTP3

Depends on the person’s situation. If you’re living paycheck yo paycheck or can exist comfortably fit a number of months. Severance followed by Unemployment benefits once the severance ends can get one through a decent stretch.

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