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I have mixed feelings. Several of our contractors have zero help as they are making more money on unemployment+ than they did working. -- nm
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by
Spawn
While this may be anecdotally true, I think it is a tiny fraction of the whole. -- nm
Posted by
pmb (aka pmb)
Jul 6 '20, 09:31
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*shrugs* Probably true but in this single town I can list five companies dealing with it. Nearly 40 people. That is a problem with them using a flat
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Spawn
Jul 6, 09:35
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But that's not how it works at all. They can't keep collecting UI if they were offered their job back and the employer has every reason to tell the
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Marquis de Krusty
Jul 6, 09:40
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Another example, I know a guy with a lawncare company in a different town. Much bigger company. He gave his workers substantial raises to keep
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Spawn
Jul 6, 09:42
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I can't argue with what you're seeing. I don't doubt you but I am surprised they're having issues hiring if it's not virus related. -- nm
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Marquis de Krusty
Jul 6, 09:44
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