<prompt> Human: My company just laid off over 80 percent of the department Im in. I believe they have plans to lay off even more in November. Problem is that theres four of us left now, so if they lay off any more people theres a high chance Ill be one of them due to the work being assigned to me. Im being assigned higher amounts of a specific type of work, but this kind of work is something that everyone else is trained to do, I just do more of it on a regular basis. Ive already updated my resume, but I need to save up the maximum amount of money I can before November hits. I currently dont have any savings, this entire layoff process happened in the span of about three days so I havent had any warning or time to plan for it. I desperately need advice on what I should do next, Im supporting a full family so I cant afford to be out of a job, but I also cant leave early or Ill miss out on the huge benifits I would be receiving otherwise like around 3500 dollars.x200B;Any advice you can give me for this situation would be helpful.  <response>: I would start putting in applications and interviewing. Just because you are, doesnt mean you have to accept the offer. You may surprise yourself though and find a new position at a new company that will pay a little more or have better benefits that cost less, enough to make up for the 3500. 