Oh, Amy. I'm sorry. I hope this means that something better is right around the corner for you.
'Origin'
Natter 72: We Were Unprepared for This
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Oh, Amy! Suck. Good luck.
Shit, Amy! Bad ex-bosses, you suck.
What Jessica said.
Sorry, Amy--but hope it's a first step to a much better job.
I'm sorry Amy. I hope something much, much better comes up.
For now, she's claiming I can make the same income working as a contract writer for them. Which seems to contradict the whole "slashing budgets" issue, but whatever.
I'm just confused about whether I file for unemployment or what. I'm assuming not, since I'll be making too much money from writing. (I mean, I hope.) Right?
Amy, better to file and not need it than to count on income you don't get!
I'm sorry, Amy. Good luck!
Oh, Amy, that sucks balls. I'm sorry.
Also, if NY is like OH for unemployment, go ahead and file. If you don't work in a given week (or work less than whatever your weekly unemployment payment would be), then you receive a payment. If you don't work at all in a given week, you receive the full payment, and if you do work, but less than full time, then the payment is the difference between what you earned and what your unemployment payment would have been. (Like, if you weekly benefit is $400, and you work enough to earn $300, then your payment is $100.)
That's how Ohio does it, so check your state's unemployment website to see how they do it.