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fandomsecrets2018-06-05 06:58 pm
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Re: Advice.
(Anonymous) 2018-06-06 12:11 am (UTC)(link)You can have a look at your finances and update your resume to see where you're at if you do have to start looking for other work. If there are other employees, you could ask them if they've been through periods like this before.
You can ask your boss. They might be pretty stressed about it, so keep that in mind. Generally companies have a plan in place for shutdowns if they outsource manufacturing. It really depends on your boss and how open and honest they're willing to be with you. I'm not familiar with your state laws or your job agreement, but maybe have a look into those and see how much notice or payout you're entitled to if they do need to let you go.
Re: Advice.
But I will ask for stuff to do!