Amazon, UPS, General Motors, Paramount and other big companies have recently announced layoffs. Here are key financial steps to take after a job loss.
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After a wave of big companies announcing steep job cuts, many laid-off workers may face a financially difficult and uncertain period ahead.
said on Tuesday that it would eliminate around 14,000 corporate positions, and the United Parcel Service, or UPS
, said it had reduced its operational workforce by 34,000 jobs this year. On Wednesday, General Motors
laid off roughly 1,700 workers, and Paramount
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