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Author: Rebecca Krusee Publisher: Rebecca Krusee ISBN: Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 0
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Losing your job, home, financial stability, dreams and possibly more can be heartbreaking, lonely and difficult. Immediately, you're scrambling for answers to questions like "Why me? Where will we live? What's next?" Rebecca understands firsthand what it's like to be stripped of her 15 year management career in Silicon Valley manufacturing when her company outsourced her four departments overseas and, as a result, lost her beloved home among other necessities. Suddenly Unemployed shares her family of four's true-to-life personal stories and biblical passages to encourage you through whatever storm you're facing.
Author: Edie Milligan Publisher: Penguin ISBN: 0028643097 Category : Business & Economics Languages : en Pages : 284
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Helps readers suffering from or fearful of unemployment plan a course of action, discussing topics including unemployment insurance, part-time jobs, personal budgets, and whether or not to roll over a pension or 401(k) plan.
Author: Linda McCain Publisher: Page Publishing Inc ISBN: 1662450222 Category : Drama Languages : en Pages : 340
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The report was dated June 16, 2020, and read, “There are currently twenty-one million unemployed Americans but around thirty million Americans collecting unemployment benefits.” Patrice Myers stared at the information she had googled out of curiosity and tried to imagine what it would be like or feel like to be unemployed—to live every day with escalating bills, the threat of being homeless, no medical insurance, and no means of transportation. Yet as indicated by the staggering and heart-wrenching number of those unemployed, this is how millions of people were living as COVID-19 relentlessly and mercilessly claimed its victims, causing millions to be out of work and the world to yield to its destructiveness. Unbeknownst to Patrice, she, too, would soon become a victim of the deadly virus, forcing her to fight to stay afloat in the ocean of the unemployed. Patrice Myers, a thirty-two-year-old attractive woman and manager of the MaCarthy Nursing Home is a compassionate woman who loves her job and craves the daily interaction with the elderly ones she feels privileged to care for and protect. Her job affords her, being single, a modest income—an income that allows her to pay her rent, buy groceries, pay bills, and to put gas in her reliable although very much used Honda Civic. Suddenly, due to COVID-19, her life is thrown into disarray and uncertainty when the nursing home where she works is shut down and terminates her job! The deadly virus that was sweeping the globe and causing millions to be either left unemployed, furloughed, fighting for their life, or dead had now claimed her as one of its victims. Unemployed and relying on enhanced unemployment payments, part of an act passed by the 116th Congress to assist those unemployed, Patrice realized this assistance had an expiration date. July 31, 2020, was the day the enhanced unemployment benefit of an additional six hundred dollars per week was scheduled to end. She sat and listened intently to a reporter who reported on the arguments of some members of Congress who were either for or against the extension of enhanced unemployment payments. “Failed discussions, no agreement” were the words that stuck in her mind from the reporter and would significantly impact her ability to survive for the next few months that were quickly progressing toward maybe even years. She thought, Members of Congress get to have their voice heard, but what about the voices of the unemployed?
Author: Sabina Sulat Publisher: RE: Working ISBN: 9781737718307 Category : Business & Economics Languages : en Pages : 276
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Losing your job can be a gut-wrenching experience, but it doesn't have to be. Unemployment remains one of the most constant detriments to our futures. Fluctuating economic states, the recent Covid 19 pandemic, and a host of competing factors unbalance the job market. What was once considered stable is suddenly cast aside, often leaving many who thought their positions were secure without work. Agile Unemployment: Your Guide to Thriving While Out of Work is more than a self-help book. It is a confession and inspiration. Sabina Sulat made her career in the HR field until she received the one message no one wants to hear. Out of work and desperate to get back on her feet, she struggled with conflicting emotions and the growing impacts of being unemployed. Written with a unique perspective, Agile Unemployment provides the blueprint for successfully navigating all aspects of being out of work, from the financial deficit to the emotional toll. Yes, losing your job can be harrowing, but it isn't the end. Cast aside your doubts and develop a new mindset to carry you through those down moments and rebuild your life how YOU see fit. Agile Unemployment is your guide to working through the job searching process and learning how to increase your chances of rebuilding your life and finding the job of your dreams. Turn losing your job into a moment of opportunity. Agile Unemployment is your key to success and unlocking your full potential. Don't let one moment define the rest of your life.
Author: Richard Lowe, Jr. Publisher: ISBN: 9781943517558 Category : Languages : en Pages :
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Smoothly Transition if you get Terminated or laid off, Be Prepared at all times with an up-to-date LinkedIn Profile and an excellent Resume, and know what to do if the worst Happens
Author: Sarah Powers Publisher: Sarah Powers ISBN: 1469987112 Category : Business & Economics Languages : en Pages : 48
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A must have employment guide that offers a more "optimistic" spin on unemployment! Unemployment Doesn't have to Suck! brings a new, fresh, look on unemployment. Designed to quickly have you up and running in an invigorating, exciting new direction! Part employment guide, career coach, life-coach, motivator, cost-saver, and resume builder, this book turns quicker than a break dancing penguin. Want to travel around the world for free, go to school for free, have your resume evaluated free, and get your resume career bullet points for free? This guide covers all that and more. Perfect for anyone who needs a break! This book contains note pages, checklists, and forms at the end for added convenience.
Author: Laura Dolan-Hayes Publisher: BalboaPress ISBN: 145253246X Category : Humor Languages : en Pages : 129
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Desperate and overwhelmed by the mind-numbing sameness of each day during ten months of unemployment and no interviews, our heroine Laurie slowly unravels as she lowers her employment expectations. Coming apart at the seams from the pounding boredom, she accepts a job she is extremely overqualified for, because she is willing to take anything at this point. Watch as Lauries flawed and negative thinking takes her anything job from bad to worse to intolerable. Based on a true story, Unemployed shows how Lauries family, including a crazy and outspoken mother-in-law, gets what theyre thinking about, for better or worse, each and every time. Like a swarming band of locusts, the family brings on nervousness, lack of money, a raucous trip in an inner tube, a whopping case of hemorrhoids, the pursuit of a replacement dog (just in case), the medicinal consumption of gallons of red wine, and some pretty lively dinner conversation. Lauries thoughts take one shockingly simple turn, and the door to the life of her dreams swings wide open. If youre unemployed, working in a job you hate, have the boss from hell, have a crazy mother-in-law, or you simply like to laugh, you will relate to Unemployed: How Desperation Led Me to the Worst Job Ever.
Author: Helen Kooiman Hosier
Author: Helen Kooiman Hosier
Author: Helen K. Hosier
Author: Rebecca Krusee
Author: Edie Milligan
Author: Linda McCain
Author: Sabina Sulat
Author: Richard Lowe, Jr.
Author: Sarah Powers
Author: Laura Dolan-Hayes
Author: Robert Leahy