Nanny share lost my job

[Anonymous]

I have been in a Nanny Share for two months and was told yesterday it is not a good fit. Can I apply for unemployment?

[Anonymous]

Where are you?
What did your agreement say?

[Anonymous]

I'm so sorry, OP.

[Anonymous]

What were the reasons? If it is not something you directly did, I believe you can.

[Anonymous]

McDonalds is hiring, why do you need unemployment?

[Anonymous]

You can always apply for unemployment. It's up to them to decide if you can receive it. There are a lot of variables involved. But I would apply if I were you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can always apply for unemployment. It's up to them to decide if you can receive it. There are a lot of variables involved. But I would apply if I were you.

Agree. Always apply.

[Anonymous]

Doesn't hurt to apply, it might be a safety net if you don't find something right away. Apply for Snap benefits too. Good luck!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can always apply for unemployment. It's up to them to decide if you can receive it. There are a lot of variables involved. But I would apply if I were you.

Agree. Always apply.

You shouldn't "always apply" for welfare. There should rightly so be a sense of shame in requiring welfare and you should apply for it just because you were let go from being a nanny. Any nanny can EASILY find a new job, either as a nanny (easy) or in any other service/sales field (very easy) such as McDonalds, JC Penny, etc.

[Anonymous]

I am not applying for welfare. I hope I find something soon. Thank you for the advice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can always apply for unemployment. It's up to them to decide if you can receive it. There are a lot of variables involved. But I would apply if I were you.

Agree. Always apply.

You shouldn't "always apply" for welfare. There should rightly so be a sense of shame in requiring welfare and you should apply for it just because you were let go from being a nanny. Any nanny can EASILY find a new job, either as a nanny (easy) or in any other service/sales field (very easy) such as McDonalds, JC Penny, etc.

Unemployment is not welfare. A job at McDonalds, JC Penny etc is not easy to get.
Finding a quality job as a nanny depending on your market is not always easy.

[Anonymous]

Im in Va. No it was nothing I did.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can always apply for unemployment. It's up to them to decide if you can receive it. There are a lot of variables involved. But I would apply if I were you.

Agree. Always apply.

You shouldn't "always apply" for welfare. There should rightly so be a sense of shame in requiring welfare and you should apply for it just because you were let go from being a nanny. Any nanny can EASILY find a new job, either as a nanny (easy) or in any other service/sales field (very easy) such as McDonalds, JC Penny, etc.

Sorry, but you are stupid if you think unemployment is welfare. I've known some rich people collecting unemployment, while the nanny was providing childcare for them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can always apply for unemployment. It's up to them to decide if you can receive it. There are a lot of variables involved. But I would apply if I were you.

Agree. Always apply.

You shouldn't "always apply" for welfare. There should rightly so be a sense of shame in requiring welfare and you should apply for it just because you were let go from being a nanny. Any nanny can EASILY find a new job, either as a nanny (easy) or in any other service/sales field (very easy) such as McDonalds, JC Penny, etc.

Sorry, but you are stupid if you think unemployment is welfare. I've known some rich people collecting unemployment, while the nanny was providing childcare for them.

No "rich" person is going to go through the effort of collecting unemployment for $370 a month.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can always apply for unemployment. It's up to them to decide if you can receive it. There are a lot of variables involved. But I would apply if I were you.

Agree. Always apply.

You shouldn't "always apply" for welfare. There should rightly so be a sense of shame in requiring welfare and you should apply for it just because you were let go from being a nanny. Any nanny can EASILY find a new job, either as a nanny (easy) or in any other service/sales field (very easy) such as McDonalds, JC Penny, etc.

Sorry, but you are stupid if you think unemployment is welfare. I've known some rich people collecting unemployment, while the nanny was providing childcare for them.

No "rich" person is going to go through the effort of collecting unemployment for $370 a month.

You'd be surprised at what I've seen rich people do.