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hi amanda hi josh what are we going to talk about today i thought we could talk about separation agreements or severance agreements a lot of connecticut employees come to us having been just laid off they're notified of the layoff and then they get this complicated legal document and they've never seen anything like this before they've probably never been laid off before and they're freaking out they don't know what to do they email us or they call us and they say help what do you say well first thing i say is take a deep breath try to relax uh i know you've heard that one before it's amazing how the the advice we give to almost everybody who comes into our office is take a deep breath we're gonna figure this out and usually we do yeah well you know this is well we see it every day josh a lot of connecticut employees don't and for most people this is the first time they've ever been in a situation like this and it's scary um but while maybe the first time you're going through it this...
