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HSS Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Unemployment
Could someone please help me understand the sentence in bold letters? You show "unemployment" in your pay check???
Unemployment, that’s a tough thing.
Even if you get a job, after you’ve been unemployed, they take unemployment out of your check every week and show it to you in that little box. How good can it be for your confidence that every paycheck has the word “unemployment” on it? You can’t get it out of your mind. You just got the job, they’re already getting ready for you to be laid off.
Hiro
Unemployment, that’s a tough thing.
Even if you get a job, after you’ve been unemployed, they take unemployment out of your check every week and show it to you in that little box. How good can it be for your confidence that every paycheck has the word “unemployment” on it? You can’t get it out of your mind. You just got the job, they’re already getting ready for you to be laid off.
Hiro
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Just crossed my mind. The auther means they deduct unemployment insurance premium from your check that says so with a cell with "unemployment insurance premium" or something near to it on top of it. Am I right?
- Just crossed my mind.
- The auther means they deduct unemployment insurance premium from your check that says so with a cell with "unemployment insurance premium" or something near to it on top of it.
- Am I right?
- Hiro
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Just crossed my mind. The auther means they deduct unemployment insurance premium from your check that says so with a cell with "unemployment insurance premium" or something near to it on top of it. Am I right?
Hiro
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