Thread regarding Follett layoffs

This seems like a great place to vent some anger, anxiety and frustration. But, at some point...everyone needs to move on, right? There is never a "good" lay-off, is there? Follett isn't the only corporation to take these steps and while is it sad and difficult, we have to move on in our thoughts and not stay "stuck" going over and over the wrongs, remaining bitter and angry. For those still working for the company, maybe we need to wait and see how things turn out and try to hang in there with a more positive attitude. For those laid off, consider this an opportunity to do something different.....just an idea.