Here is one link I found. We probably already know this but it's worth a read: https://www.thebalance.com/preparing-for-a-layoff-525767
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I love your list of advantages and couldn’t agree more. I am now to the point that if i am not on the list, I will be very upset.
Advantages to layoff from WAS Job.
Get to leave my home for work for the first time in 4 years
Able to get exercise walking around an office/hospital
Having the motivation to dress in anything other than PJ's
Not have to eat at Chez Maison everyday
Meeting non familial people
Free up space in my home
Talking with people face to face
Lower utilities for the time I am at work
Wear and tear on Company building, not my home.
No ringing doorbells and home phones
No sense of obligation to do chores during breaks.
Reason to go shopping for clothes,
Chance to drive that really nice car you are still paying for
Less pressure to work when you are sick. Work at home and you are sick? Whats the big deal?
Start to recognize trees and grass outside
Increased exposure to Vitamin D.
Have time to mentally prepare or unwind during commute.
Lower internet costs
Kitchens for breaks which you don't have to clean.
Not Feeling guilty for getting a child minder while you are at home.
There must be many more.
That was great, thanks for sharing!
In the end, common sense shall prevail. Thank you poster!