While the nation is technically in an economic recovery, it’s of little solace to the 7.4 percent of Westchester residents who are still unemployed. For those professionals let go since the global financial collapse in 2008, advanced degrees, well-paying salaries, and management positions haven’t made them immune to the pain that comes with a job loss. Here, six Westchester professionals talk about the emotional toll of losing their jobs, the art of cutting back, and the necessity of “networking, networking, networking.”
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