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Thanks. Your advice is really helpful. I'll see what I can do about making sure my LinkedIn is up-to-date and such. Craigslist also sounds like a good possibil
by cgoddard 15y ago
Thanks. Your advice is really helpful. I'll see what I can do about making sure my LinkedIn is up-to-date and such.
Craigslist also sounds like a good possibility too!
I don't think I qualified at any point for unemployment since I resigned, or at least that's my understanding. I'll see what I can do about benefits programs, but a lot seem based on income alone, or need paperwork that takes a while to acquire (record of monthly expenses? not sure what would count as a valid record, or birth certificate, which I don't currently have a copy of). Wish there was someone I could meet with in person to work through these things, but I don't know of any walk-in clinics or anything to help people like this.
- read_wharf 15y ago"I don't think I qualified at any point for unemployment since I resigned" Maybe. Apply anyway. As for the paper work and all ... it's your job. Do it. There's probably web sites for every agency that you want to deal with, start there.