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Loosing a fully paying job is never preferable to unemployment in the US. E.g. “ If you are eligible to receive unemployment, the weekly benefit rate in Indian
by rubidium 7y ago
Loosing a fully paying job is never preferable to unemployment in the US.
E.g. “ If you are eligible to receive unemployment, the weekly benefit rate in Indiana is 47% of your average weekly wage (to come up with your average weekly wage, divide your total wages during the base period by 52). The weekly benefit rate is subject to a minimum of $50 and a maximum of $390. You may receive benefits for a maximum of 26 weeks.”
- 8ytecoder 7y agoBut it could be a temporary thing. Service workers can be laid off temporarily and hired back. Essentially offloading them from the company's payroll and adding them to the states'. Instead, if there's an option for states to provide unemployment without actually getting fired - disability? - for anyone affected not just those with the virus could also help in these times. There are a ton of businesses that operate on thin margins - restaurant and service industry in general - and it makes sense for the government to step in.
- IanDrake 7y ago>Loosing a fully paying job is never preferable to unemployment in the US. Is that what I said? No, it's not.