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Layoff - Information for Affected Employees
Facing a layoff can be an unexpected and troubling experience. Staff in University Human Resources and other offices are available to assist and guide you during this difficult time.
The following information is intended to assist employees who were informed of a layoff. Employees are encouraged to meet with a member of the University Human Resources staff to guide them through the layoff process. We can assist you with benefits questions and provide advice regarding a job search.
Benefit Resources
- Retirement vs. Termination Comparison
- COBRA Rates
- COBRA FAQs
- Coping with a Job Loss
- Status of Benefits During Layoff
- Unemployment FAQs
Resources for Dealing with a Life Change
- Coping with a Job Loss
- Counseling Services
- Life Events - Termination of Employment
- Strategies for Dealing with Workplace Change
Career and Employment Assistance
University Human Resources can provide advice on conducting a job search, writing a resume, or applying for jobs. We also have a listing of websites to assist you in conducting a search of job opportunities in the area. Check the calendar for dates and location of sessions on conducting a job search or writing a resume. When you login to regsiter, sleect the "Personal and Career Development" category. The following sessions are available during the summer, 2009.
Targeted Topic: Writing Effective Resumes & Cover Letters
This “brown bag” workshop will cover all facets of resume writing including structure, formatting and content. This will include guidelines for both traditional and electronic mediums. Having an effective resume (and cover letter) is key to getting the interviews that you want. This session is targeted towards employees who recently lost their job. Session is held over the lunch hour, so feel free to bring your lunch.Targeted Topic: Starting a New Career
This “brown bag” workshop covers the basics of conducting a job search by focusing on assessing current skills, resume and cover letter tips, identifying desired work environments and conditions, interviewing, and other tips for learning more about job opportunities. .This session is targeted towards employees who recently lost their job. Session is held over the lunch hour, so feel free to bring your lunch.
The Workforce New Jersey Public Information Network (wnjpin) provides career and job training resources. In addition, the State of New Jersey Department Labor and Workforce Development coordinates information on career fairs in New Jersey.
The following links are also helpful in facilitating a job search. This information is brought to you in conjunction with Career Services and University Libraries.
- Career-Related Links – Job Search
- Career and Employment Resources from the RU Libraries
- Interview Resources
- Job Search Videos
- Power Verbs for a Resume
- Preparing Resumes and Cover Letters
- Sample Resume Formats
Professional Development & Transition Workshops
You may find as you start looking for employment that you need to brush up on some skills. Workshops provided through University Human Resources, Office of Information Technology, and the Center for Teaching Advancement And Assessment Research can be of help.
You can enroll online with your NetID.
For more information on training programs, call 732-932-3020, ext. 4070.
| Resources To Help You | ||
| Benefits Specialists | benefits@hr.rutgers.edu | 732-932-3020, ext. 4077 |
| Camden Human Resources | 856-225-6475 | |
| COBRA FAQs | ||
| Counseling Services | 732-932-3020, ext. 4010 | |
| Professional Development Program | profdev@hr.rutgers.edu | 732-932-3020, ext. 4070 |
| Newark Human Resources | 973-353-5500 | |
| UHR Employment Coordinators | 732-932-3020, ext. 4093 |
