Here's your money briefing for Friday, April 25th.

I'm Jana Herron for the Wall Street Journal.

What would you do if the employer that laid you off last week offered your job back the week after?

Some workers are facing that surprising

situation.

Well, as you might guess, the first reaction is usually take a hike, right? And sometimes

that bridge really is burned. But not always. We'll talk with Wall Street Journal columnist

Calimborsh about the benefits and drawbacks of being called back to work.

That's after the break.

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Federal workers and even some private sector employees are grappling with a tough decision.

Should they return to an employer that says, sorry, we laid you off, but we actually want you back?

WSJ columnist Callum Borshers joins me to dive into this breakup, makeup situation.

Callum, honestly, until the Doge layoffs, I don't think I really heard many stories about laid off workers being asked to come back to work.

How common is it for companies to come crawling back?

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