Anonymous
06/02/2021 12:07
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know a number of unemployed people on unemployment who are literally praying everyday for the pandemic to get worse so that they will continue to get more free money and stimulus checks. I find that attitude to be disgusting.
I don’t know any person doing that so it says volumes about your social circle and the kind of people you attract.
Maybe you should stop playing Xbox 24/7 and get out more, preferably to find a job. Get a part time job initially, as full time work may be too exhausting for you, given that you’ve spent more than a year on the couch.
Anonymous
06/02/2021 11:59
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:I know a number of unemployed people on unemployment who are literally praying everyday for the pandemic to get worse so that they will continue to get more free money and stimulus checks. I find that attitude to be disgusting.
I don’t know any person doing that so it says volumes about your social circle and the kind of people you attract.
Anonymous
06/02/2021 11:56
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
I know a number of unemployed people on unemployment who are literally praying everyday for the pandemic to get worse so that they will continue to get more free money and stimulus checks. I find that attitude to be disgusting.
Anonymous
06/02/2021 11:53
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For Marylanders, does this end unemployment in total or just the boost? Have been unemployed since 2020 and was on the extended PUA program until Sept.
Unemployment is intended to be a safety net, not a career choice. You have plenty of time to find a job. Fortunately, many positions pay the magic $15 per hour wage.
+1000 Companies are BEGGING for workers right now.
There is no reason for anyone to be unemployed right now.
I’m having a hard time fathoming why people are not falling over themselves to get hired for slave wages.
Some people don’t have good options due to their limited education and/or lack of drive.
Anonymous
06/02/2021 11:46
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For Marylanders, does this end unemployment in total or just the boost? Have been unemployed since 2020 and was on the extended PUA program until Sept.
Unemployment is intended to be a safety net, not a career choice. You have plenty of time to find a job. Fortunately, many positions pay the magic $15 per hour wage.
+1000 Companies are BEGGING for workers right now.
There is no reason for anyone to be unemployed right now.
I’m having a hard time fathoming why people are not falling over themselves to get hired for slave wages.
Anonymous
06/02/2021 11:23
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thank goodness that Governor Hogan had the courage to end the gravy train. On behalf of Marylanders across the state, thank you Hogan!
They want low wage workers back to work. Instead they'll go on TCA.
Presumably his administration will be reinstating the TCA work search requirements too.
Anonymous
06/02/2021 11:18
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:Thank goodness that Governor Hogan had the courage to end the gravy train. On behalf of Marylanders across the state, thank you Hogan!
They want low wage workers back to work. Instead they'll go on TCA.
Anonymous
06/02/2021 11:18
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:I strongly discourage any employer from hiring anyone who has been on unemployment for a long time. Those people simply do not want to work and will go back on unemployment at the first sign of resurgence of Covid. They'll claim to be afraid of Covid, but in reality, they're afraid of the concept of hard work. So, hire them at your peril.
You strongly discourage employers? So, in other words you're not an employer? Exactly...
Anonymous
06/02/2021 08:27
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Thank goodness that Governor Hogan had the courage to end the gravy train. On behalf of Marylanders across the state, thank you Hogan!
Anonymous
06/01/2021 22:47
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I strongly discourage any employer from hiring anyone who has been on unemployment for a long time. Those people simply do not want to work and will go back on unemployment at the first sign of resurgence of Covid. They'll claim to be afraid of Covid, but in reality, they're afraid of the concept of hard work. So, hire them at your peril.
Get over yourself. The tourism and restaurant industry will snap them up so far their heads will spin - with bonuses.
Le Diplomate has a big 'NOW HIRING' sign across their website and they just hosted the President of the United States for lunch yesterday for god's sake.
Great, good luck applying at Le Diplomate!
Anonymous
06/01/2021 21:17
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For Marylanders, does this end unemployment in total or just the boost? Have been unemployed since 2020 and was on the extended PUA program until Sept.
Total.
This ends all programs except basic unemployment of 26 weeks from the state.
If you are on PUA, FPUC, MEUC, or PEUC it is canceled effective July 3rd.
If you have been on unemployment longer than 26 weeks (total), it is canceled effective July 3rd.
If you qualify for unemployment based on Covid, lack of childcare, pandemic emergency, it is canceled effective July 3rd.
If you have been on unemployment for less than 26 weeks, which basically means you started your claim in 2021, you will still be able to claim your full pay minus the $300/wk boost until the conclusion of your original claim.
Thanks! This is helpful. You explained it better than their actual communication. Lol
Anonymous
06/01/2021 20:57
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:I strongly discourage any employer from hiring anyone who has been on unemployment for a long time. Those people simply do not want to work and will go back on unemployment at the first sign of resurgence of Covid. They'll claim to be afraid of Covid, but in reality, they're afraid of the concept of hard work. So, hire them at your peril.
Get over yourself. The tourism and restaurant industry will snap them up so far their heads will spin - with bonuses.
Le Diplomate has a big 'NOW HIRING' sign across their website and they just hosted the President of the United States for lunch yesterday for god's sake.
Anonymous
06/01/2021 20:54
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
I strongly discourage any employer from hiring anyone who has been on unemployment for a long time. Those people simply do not want to work and will go back on unemployment at the first sign of resurgence of Covid. They'll claim to be afraid of Covid, but in reality, they're afraid of the concept of hard work. So, hire them at your peril.
Anonymous
06/01/2021 20:08
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For Marylanders, does this end unemployment in total or just the boost? Have been unemployed since 2020 and was on the extended PUA program until Sept.
Unemployment is intended to be a safety net, not a career choice. You have plenty of time to find a job. Fortunately, many positions pay the magic $15 per hour wage.
+1000 Companies are BEGGING for workers right now.
There is no reason for anyone to be unemployed right now.
Which companies would you recommend? WFH opportunities? Great pay? Or minimum wage retail work?
Anonymous
06/01/2021 20:06
Subject: Several states cancel unemployment benefits boost
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For Marylanders, does this end unemployment in total or just the boost? Have been unemployed since 2020 and was on the extended PUA program until Sept.
Unemployment is intended to be a safety net, not a career choice. You have plenty of time to find a job. Fortunately, many positions pay the magic $15 per hour wage.
I've worked since I was 17, hold a degree and suspended my biz due to covid. Please stfu, has nothing to do with my question.