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Shippers UPS, Amazon have trouble filling holiday jobs
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<blockquote data-quote="Bagels" data-source="post: 1063655" data-attributes="member: 43436"><p>UpstateNYUPSer is correct that in SOME states, one can make additional monies by working as a driver helper + supplementing it with reduced unemployment. It's designed to incentivize people to get a job. Of course, sitting on your butt the length of unemployment will hurt your chances of re-entering the job market, anyway, so that alone should be enough to get a job.</p><p></p><p>Nonetheless, you never "paid into" unemployment insurance. Your employer has (and it's certainly more of a tax/burden on the employee rather than the employee) and the amounts will vary, but in my state it ranges from $50-$300 per employee per year (higher number applies to higher claims). People drawing unemployment for the full cycle (and not the extended cycle) will take out more than what will ever be paid on their behalf. Not to be nit-picky but just a pet peeve of mine...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bagels, post: 1063655, member: 43436"] UpstateNYUPSer is correct that in SOME states, one can make additional monies by working as a driver helper + supplementing it with reduced unemployment. It's designed to incentivize people to get a job. Of course, sitting on your butt the length of unemployment will hurt your chances of re-entering the job market, anyway, so that alone should be enough to get a job. Nonetheless, you never "paid into" unemployment insurance. Your employer has (and it's certainly more of a tax/burden on the employee rather than the employee) and the amounts will vary, but in my state it ranges from $50-$300 per employee per year (higher number applies to higher claims). People drawing unemployment for the full cycle (and not the extended cycle) will take out more than what will ever be paid on their behalf. Not to be nit-picky but just a pet peeve of mine... [/QUOTE]
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