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I know for a fact this is occurring. Employers need employees to book at least X hours to get the loan/grant. But there isn’t nearly that amount of work needed
by bredren 6y ago
I know for a fact this is occurring. Employers need employees to book at least X hours to get the loan/grant.
But there isn’t nearly that amount of work needed. So they are asking employees to report the high numbers anyway.
This effectively shifted unemployment insurance benefits to business benefits that are still sponsoring (at least in part) zero utility.
It’s a great smokescreen. And fwiw, it is probably a better Posture to have workers “ready to go” should there be something for them to do.
But make no mistake this is not business as usual. It is more like a shell game for stats and monetary distribution.