No More Layoffs in 2010?

Would you rather get laid off or keep your job but work fewer hours?

A growing number of states are leaning towards the latter option, relying on a work-share system. These programs allow companies to reduce severance payments and training costs, and thus retain more of their employees during the tough economy. Rather than lose their jobs completely, employees …

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