[susan276]

My job is in trouble, I do not know how.
I am a single mother, if this situation continues, I do not know how to take care of life. If you know of a job opportunity can recommend me?

[Perna]

What sort of work do you do now? It can be scary to be worried about your job situation. I'm sorry you are going through this now.

[cocoabeans]

If it's that bad, go work fast food or at Walmart temporarily.

[IceCreamKid]

Originally Posted by susan276

My job is in trouble, I do not know how.
I am a single mother, if this situation continues, I do not know how to take care of life. If you know of a job opportunity can recommend me?

Before you actually need the help, look into what social services your community has to offer. Would you need help buying food or paying rent? Try to identify agencies that would help you with that, then. Identify what exactly it is you don't know how to do and try to get a grip on each thing: do you need a new resume? If you do and don't know how to do one, you could spend some time figuring that out. Do you need tips on interviewing for new jobs? The web has lots of suggestions for you to read about. Would you benefit from job training? Now is the time to seek out what your community offers, whether it costs and how to pay for it if it does. If you have not already, try to gather a network of other working friends who will help emotionally support you and pass along any job opportunities they hear about. Courage!

[ryuken]

Think about doing freelancing and also see if you can take jobs nearby, it doesnt matter if they fit the resume. If you're desperately after work, freelancing in advance before job layoff does help keeping paying bills.