On a day when thousands of tech workers found out their jobs are in jeopardy, Santa Clara County wants the public to know there's healthcare options when their severance plan runs out.
Focusing on health insurance, Santa Clara County is pointing laid off workers to Covered California.
There are more tech jobs available. Companies like Aisera of Palo Alto said it like others, it plans to take advantage of cuts at larger companies to hire. A lot of these layoffs come because of fear, fear that tech companies grew too quickly over the last few years, and fear that consumers, jittery about inflation, will cut back on their spending.
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