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In reply to the discussion: Unemployed - "This is the first time I've been financially stable in a while" [View all]Docreed2003
(16,858 posts)1. Just wait for the Lindsey Graham types to trash this young lady
"See we told you unemployment benefits were too good...these people would rather be unemployed and get government benefits than work."
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maxrandb
May 2020
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And we need to stop exempting restaurant workers and other who have to depend on tips to supplement
Lonestarblue
May 2020
#13
And exactly how to you find a job when there are close to 40-million Americans
stopbush
May 2020
#15
Lol please. Not at all the point of my comment. Grade school stuff is wasted on me. Nt
FreepFryer
May 2020
#25
Exactly. The trump tax cut to businesses was supposed to help increase workers wages...BUT
iluvtennis
May 2020
#19
And yet, billionaires at Pompeo's dinners need to take home goody bags, courtesy of us.
dameatball
May 2020
#16
If you tip to reward someone for a job well done, do you tip those other people I mentioned ?
MichMan
May 2020
#41
When the $600/w Fed. runs out the end of July, it's back to being unable to pay rent etc.
SammyWinstonJack
May 2020
#22
I know a couple of young people like the woman in the video who are service industry workers
iluvtennis
May 2020
#23
Old folks too, like myself that does not want to go back to public service that is still a risk.
LizBeth
May 2020
#28
Process works the same way in California. The two folks I know (one restaurant worker and one
iluvtennis
May 2020
#37
Oregon, we do that weekly. If a boss insists we come back then I guess it would put an illegality
LizBeth
May 2020
#38
K&R, her financial security will last for a couple of more months and she doesn't have to go out ...
uponit7771
May 2020
#24
They had zero conversation about employees being put in a petri dish of virus without protection for
LizBeth
May 2020
#27
If Moscow Mitch has his way those enhanced unemployment benefits will be terminated.
totodeinhere
May 2020
#29
Not sure I want to watch the video, I have wondered same though, my theory:
Brainfodder
May 2020
#30