Twangbanger
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- Oct 9, 2010
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You make it sound like we have a choice.
My job was deemed essential.
Everybody who hasn't been fired has a choice.
We just may not like some of them.
You make it sound like we have a choice.
My job was deemed essential.
Everybody who hasn't been fired has a choice.
We just may not like some of them.
Been laid off a month now when BP refinery was getting itchy about a breakout happening there, id go back in a heartbeat. Going stir crazy having finished what projects I could last week
Used to work with a couple of people who did a 24 pack a day. They would come to work at 6:30 A.M. reeking of beer.Yes, and thankfully I got my claim in before the system was swamped. Id rather be working though honestly. Burned two 24 packs of beer in two weeks, thats a record for me
. My case is a little different. My employer is open, but they won't let me come back because I had surgery 6 weeks ago, and they think I am "high risk". Even though my Doc signed a release 3 weeks ago..
I’m fortunate to be in the never-stopped-working group.
My question is how many people that make less than the UI +600 a week will go back to work?
The situation I look at is a worker that makes $400.00 to 700.0 a week net on a 40-60 hr week would they not make more money unemployed?
That $600 is not permanent.
That $600 is not permanent.
For up to 4 months. Not bad money for staying home with your baby momma
My question is how many people that make less than the UI +600 a week will go back to work?
The situation I look at is a worker that makes $400.00 to 700.0 a week net on a 40-60 hr week would they not make more money unemployed?