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What to do When You've Been Laid Off

Connect to Benefits and Services - Learn about filing for unemployment insurance and other benefits and services. Click here to connect to benefits and services.
Develop a Financial Management Plan - Many resources for financial planning are online. Click here to connect to financial management plan resources.
Explore Career and Training Opportunities in Other Fields - Use this portal to complete skill and interest self assessments, learn about a variety of jobs, and the training programs to prepare for the career you want. Click here to begin with skills and interest self assessments or, click here to Explore Job Information.
Get Organized - Create a resume and prepare to interview. Click here to get organized and create a resume or click here to prepare to interview.
Volunteer - networking has become the key to success for job-seekers.

Read the Illinois workNet Feature article to learn more about how volunteering may help you land a job.
Demonstrate your skills to potential employers by providing a community service or doing pro-bono work as a volunteer. Click here to find volunteer opportunities in Illinois.

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