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Reintegration from unemployment

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#1
  • Aloha
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  • 2022/01/14 13:24

I know that at one time, the topics here were full of topics related to unemployment insurance, but recently these topics have disappeared, and I am sure that everyone has successfully returned to society.
Some of my friends have chosen to return to Japan, and I bow down to those who are still working hard in Hawaii under these circumstances.
I know that many of you are struggling with new workplaces, unfamiliar environments, and not earning as much as you would like.
I am sure that the situation will continue to be unstable, but I would like to do my best based on the efforts of those who are in the same situation.

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#9


We are always looking for people to join our team
I am amazed at how fast people who were living on unemployment insurance are getting hired and quitting
I know there are many situations for people who say they can't get rehired, but
I wonder if the fact that they still can't get rehired means that they are dependent on some kind of help and no longer have the desire to work like they used to. I wonder if they are still dependent on some kind of help and have lost the will to work as before
I wonder if the word "career" will lose its meaning in the future
I wonder how the way of working will change.

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#11
  • Malo
  • 2022/01/23 (Sun) 15:59
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#8 Mr. Live Hard

＞ All the condos at the Hupang site are for low income ？ It doesn't seem to be Area Median Income (AMI).

That's a given ？
It's a measure to get a building permit from the city authorities, so it can't be all units.
All of the condos are leased, and some of them are leased condos that could have been built by addressing them to lower-income families.

The Corona Disaster just raised the base annual income for low-income people in 2022 due to rising prices.
The authorities have only re-estimated the minimum income for a Waikiki, Hawaii resident. You are still in a low income bracket. You can't live in Hawaii with that kind of income. ？
I have lived in Waikiki for 10 years and I can't live on that kind of income.

Please do not reply to any more of my comments as I have gone too far off topic.
Topi, I am very sorry for going too far sideways.

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#12
  • navy
  • 2022/01/23 (Sun) 16:58
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Hello. I live in Hawaii.

If you could live on $70,000 for 18 months, your mortgage is over

only management fee, or only a few hundred dollars a month like management fee in a room share.

It would either be.

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#13
  • 素朴な疑問
  • 2022/01/23 (Sun) 18:08
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#2 Hope, you wrote that you got $70,000 in unemployment insurance for 18 months so you can live in Hawaii without working for 2 more years

＞ so that means you can live on 70,000 for 42 months ？ ？ ？
how much is that? Even if there is no lento, isn't it amazing ？?

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#14
  • 働かない奴は食うべからず
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  • 2022/01/24 (Mon) 19:44
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You can't live a normal human life for two years.

Are you a parasite ？ You ？

should start looking for a job ？

There are still jobs for all types of people.

Let's start over. If you are healthy.

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