NST128 UHC W3 - NEVER IN 100 YEARS OF MY LIFE I would imagine being in this spot!!
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Sorry to hear that. It’s unthinkable that one can be laid off. I thought the market is doing okay since many company go for freeze hiring. If you've got time, consider it an opportunity and focus on getting certifications
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Would you consider to do delivery food job? Atleast you get some side income to cover a bit your monthly commitment
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Getting laid off is like the ground just got pulled from under you. I went through it once too, and honestly, the mental stress is no joke. But hang in there, alright? Take a breather when you need to, and don’t be toohard on yourself. Jia you!
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Sorry that you had to go thru this. It’s not easy 💪 but rmb this doesnt define your worth. Everyone goes thru tough patches in life
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Economy is in such mess, pretty sure everyone’s struggling too. And i can say, many ppl is actually going through the same situation. Hope you’ll get through it
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I have been unemployed for 1.5 years through a retrenchment and applied for so many jobs but no response. May be my age is the reason. At 54 nobody wants to hire me….
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Me too. I'm 56 now. I from a good pay then change job i encounter lots of funny people until I got depression, now no choice want to get admin job cant get so have to find cleaner job. So sian for older people like us being treated like useless people to them
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Been jobless for 2 years.. apply so many jobs but to no avail. Give up!
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Tbh there’s not much you can do now on an individual lvl, there are external factors at play and it’s no fault of those affected. I think to have mental resilience is very important. It can be daunting to go back into job applications anf feerlin hopeful for each submission you going to make. Hang in there! Eventually something good will click.
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I've been in your spot before and i know how hard it is!! What i did was i immediately find odd jobs just to make sure i still have food on the table and able to pay off important bills. I became packer at supermarkets, did food deliver for a while and some freelancing on top of actively looking for a job. Don't worry! You'll get over this! I'm now back to working FT with a new company and BETTER too!
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Don’t give up yet!! Keep on going 💪
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Been there, done that. The key is to find a job that pays reasonably well, but remember not to get emotionally attached to temporary work. It’s just a job with colleagues who won’t necessarily be in your life long-term. Start and finish your work, then go home and focus on your real priorities and the job you truly want.
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topic:user-unpinned-topic-ago, D DAN,