Who Needs Layoff Insurance?
In troubled times, cruise companies and airlines are slashing prices to entice weary consumers to consider a vacation away from their daily grind, and high stress levels and the bleak world outlook can make a trip an enticing prospect. Job security seems less than ever, though, so it only makes sense to protect the investment of an expensive trip. According to radio personality John Tesh, anyone who works for a company that may be downsizing or who feels his job security might be at risk is in a good position to consider layoff insurance on his next vacation, especially if it’s a costly one, like a cruise or a safari. But if the company is downsizing and a boss looks unhappy at a request for time off, it might be a better idea to stay put and postpone the trip altogether to hang on to that job. Cost of Layoff Insurance for a Trip The cost of job loss travel insurance will depend on several factors, like the job sector, how long the person seeking an insurance quote has held the job, an
