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Have you lost your job, but not your way? Here are some resources for those who have been downsized or laid off.

Down, But Not Out
Here's some advice on surviving the first month after a layoff. Take practical steps to help keep your mind and body on track during a difficult period.

Typical Reactions to Job Loss
The emotional effects of losing your job cannot be denied. Coping with your feelings can help you move forward with your job search.

Laid off or Displaced? Get help.
Being laid off is especially hard when you are 50 or older. Learn about the benefits and services that may be available to you.

Handling Tough Questions at a Job Interview
Learn how to navigate difficult questions during a job interview by focusing on your experience, knowledge, and flexibility.

Developing a Job Search Plan
An effective job-search plan includes self-assessment, networking, and sprucing up your résumé. Also, remember to use training resources to upgrade your skills.

Combination Resumes Are a Choice for Older Workers
A combination résumé is a way to organize your skills and experience into areas of expertise. This helps you highlight skills you can apply in a variety of settings.

Transition Assistance after Job Loss
If you lose or leave a job, you may qualify for financial and other help. Find out about the assistance available to you.