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I believe self-employed traders can't get unemployment benefits in any state. Anybody know how a trader WOULD go about getting unemployment benefits if he so desired?
where did you hear that? First of all, if you did not work for a company through which UC is paid on your behalf, you get nothing. Second, if you had your own company and paid UC on yourself, I am pretty sure it is possible to collect, but I believe you also need to demonstrate that you are making reasonable efforts to find "work."
All of them should - when they're done with benefits - march on Washington and go find Banana Ben. If they have no where to live, I'm sure 33 Liberty has something for them.
um, i think people like her are supposed to get a job at some point. get off your high horse and work somewhere, even if it isn't higher paying than your last job.
It's so easy to be a critic... The fact of the matter is that there are few employers who are going to hire someone who is long-term unemployed and at a discount to their previous salary. The adage that it's easier to find a job when you have one is exactly why these employers won't hire them, they are a flight risk. Losing an employee is always disruptive and expensive, so why hire someone who's guaranteed to walk at the first opportunity to get a bump in salary? Second, a lot of the comments here are quite obviously from people who don't have first or second hand experience with what it's like to be a formally well-compensated employee who's been applying for every opening out there yet hasn't been able to even land an interview. It's tough out there for the 40+ crowd. I know a few, and it sucks to see what they're going through.