What Will Happen to My Job After the Relocation?

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around a participant, Kristin, who is facing job loss due to her company's relocation. She shares her feelings of shock and uncertainty, while other participants express sympathy and share their own experiences related to job transitions.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Supportive

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses shock and distress over the sudden job loss announcement and the limited severance package.
  • Several participants offer sympathy and encouragement, suggesting that Kristin keep a positive outlook and start job searching immediately.
  • Another participant shares their experience of a partner taking on more household responsibilities during a job transition.
  • Some participants mention the importance of updating resumes and networking for new job opportunities.
  • One participant highlights the benefit of having a severance package compared to others who may face sudden job loss without notice.
  • Several users share light-hearted comments to uplift Kristin's spirits amidst the stressful situation.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

There is a general agreement among participants on the importance of staying positive and proactive in job searching. However, individual experiences and feelings about the situation vary widely.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects a range of personal experiences related to job loss and transitions, emphasizing emotional support and shared experiences within the community.

Who May Find This Useful

This thread may be useful for individuals facing job transitions or those seeking emotional support from peers in similar situations.

chefkristin
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I am not sure what to do from here. I went to work this morning and over 200 of us got called into a meeting. Everyone was told to cancel any meeting or training or whatever they had scheduled for that time. We were told that the entire finance department is relocating (far away is all I can say right now)
We were given severance packages and all kinds of info on how to handle this. Our last day is April 30, 2007. I know I can find another job, I am just in such a state of SHOCK! We only get 6 weeks severance. I have a big headache and can't think straight right now.

This is in addition to my husband quitting his job on Friday just because he wasn't happy there. He was there for 3 weeks. THis is an on going issue. That is for another thread.

UUGGHHH!!!!!! All I want to do is cry and scream. I can't because of my 4 year old. :eek: :( :eek: :( :eek: :(
 
Oh WOW! Kristin I feel for you. I am so sorry but I am sure all will work out. Just keep positive thoughts (you are VERY fortunate to have a severance package...alot of people around here have gone to work only to find a lock and chain through the doors) Keep your head up and time to get the PC apron around your DH!
Valky
 
Kristen I am so sorry you are going through this right now. With that many people looking for a new job I would start looking right away.

Good Luck!
 
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yummy4tummy said:
Oh WOW! Kristin I feel for you. I am so sorry but I am sure all will work out. Just keep positive thoughts (you are VERY fortunate to have a severance package...alot of people around here have gone to work only to find a lock and chain through the doors) Keep your head up and time to get the PC apron around your DH!
Valky
LOL! I tried that one. He isn't such a people person. I told him we could get twice the shows if he did it too. But I honestly can't see him talking to a group of people. I will be ok, I just need time to digest it all.
 
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nikkijo said:
Kristen I am so sorry you are going through this right now. With that many people looking for a new job I would start looking right away.

Good Luck!
Thanks! I have already started looking.
 
Take a deep breath, you can get through this.

On the bright side, they gave you 4 months notice so at least you can pay the bills until then. Time to dig out the resume, update it and put the word out that you are looking for new employment.

And kick hubby in the backside!
 
PamperChefCarol said:
Take a deep breath, you can get through this.

On the bright side, they gave you 4 months notice so at least you can pay the bills until then. Time to dig out the resume, update it and put the word out that you are looking for new employment.

And kick hubby in the backside!

I second that, lol.
 
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Thanks for making me laugh!
 
I've got another one, maybe you should put one of your OLD non-PC pans to some good use, lol.....
 
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jdavis said:
I've got another one, maybe you should put one of your OLD non-PC pans to some good use, lol.....
:D --Good one I might have to try that!
 
Good luck and hope it all works out OK for you.

Nice thing is you know you have your business to fall back on. If DH doesn't find something right away, maybe he can do more around the house to support you working your business more? My DH took on more of a house spouse role when he didn't have a job.

{{HUGS}}
 
Kristin,

Sending prayers for you. I'm so sorry you're going through this and what a crummy time to break the news. I'm glad you are getting 4 months notice though and hope you find your dream job in the meantime.
 
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Thanks everyone. I am so thankful for everyone on this site. I knew I could get some "positive" from you all!
 
I am so sorry Kristin. I know it is hard to stay positive, but everything happens for a reason. God could have something bigger and better in store for you.
 
So sorry Kristin. We've been there. Don't make hasty decisions. Take a deep breath. Try to relax. You'll be in my prayers.
 
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I actually am in the process of getting an interview set up in the HR department for a Recruiting Assistant. It is the same level which is better than nothing. They should have it scheduled by Monday. I have a lot of the recruiters routing for me already so that is a plus. I am not going to sit around and wait until the end. I am feeling better today. I am just really glad it is Friday. Still alot of crying amongst everyone today. At least I can regroup over the weekend.
 
Good for you kristin. You should be proud of yourself for not procrastinating. We will all be praying for you and your hubby to find new jobs soon and for you to end up being able to take your severance and put it either towards debt or savings.
 
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tlennhoff said:
Good for you kristin. You should be proud of yourself for not procrastinating. We will all be praying for you and your hubby to find new jobs soon and for you to end up being able to take your severance and put it either towards debt or savings.
Thankyou so much. The only thing is I won't get the severance if I move to a new position.:(

Oh well, I would rather have the job anyway!:)
 

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What will happen to my job after the relocation?

Your job may remain the same if the new location is within the same region. However, if the relocation involves a significant distance, your position may be reassessed based on the new operational needs.

Will I be required to relocate with the company?

What support will the company provide for the relocation?

The company typically offers relocation assistance, which may include financial support for moving expenses, temporary housing, and resources to help you transition to the new location.

What if I choose not to relocate?

If you decide not to relocate, you may have the option to explore other positions within the company or, in some cases, you might be eligible for severance depending on company policy.

How will my role change after the relocation?

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