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In reply to the discussion: Salvation Army, that most Xtian of companies, just fired all their employees via conference call. [View all]pnwmom
(110,266 posts)48. Do you have insurance? I know an engaged couple who moved their wedding date up 6 months
so that the one who was losing insurance could get it.
This IS infuriating and it's even worse because Texas doesn't have expanded Medicaid.
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Salvation Army, that most Xtian of companies, just fired all their employees via conference call. [View all]
TXPaganBanker
Mar 2020
OP
That's some cold-blooded shit. A one-day notice and cough up a grand or you lose insurance.
brush
Mar 2020
#89
Unfortunately the info you were given likely does not apply to your situation.
whopis01
Apr 2020
#129
Yes, if an employer does not contribute to the UI fund, their employees aren't
stopbush
Apr 2020
#122
It doesn't matter if they work for a non-profit. It matters if the employer pays payroll taxes
Doremus
Mar 2020
#42
I know that was true in the past, but I don't think it's the case in the latest bill
Trueblue Texan
Apr 2020
#109
In Dallas County it's illegal to travel to another County for a non-essential job
BrightKnight
Apr 2020
#144
ACA plans are way cheaper and she should qualify for the special signup period
mathematic
Mar 2020
#21
Outrageous!! Congress must prohibit termination of health benefits and open up Obamacare for all.
Pepsidog
Mar 2020
#22
And how many benefits and how much salary is McFarland going to keep. Is his job gone? nt
in2herbs
Mar 2020
#35
Sorry to hear of this nasty turn of events (including your impending nuptials) Fired...
FailureToCommunicate
Mar 2020
#47
Do you have insurance? I know an engaged couple who moved their wedding date up 6 months
pnwmom
Mar 2020
#48
Shameful. I could understand a temporary layoff/furlough. But to do a permanent layoff is
iluvtennis
Mar 2020
#49
Man, I hate that passive language, "...it has been determined to lay off most our staff."
LudwigPastorius
Mar 2020
#59
Sorry to hear about your fiancee's job loss.Doesn't this qualify her for special enrollment?
tulipsandroses
Mar 2020
#65
I needed lemons yesterday and went to a discount grocer near me because it was closer than Publix.
Blue_true
Mar 2020
#81
I must say, I was upset when what I thought would be a really fast trip turned into
Blue_true
Mar 2020
#90
Contrast: My non-profit's vice president delivered the news to every store herself in person
ck4829
Mar 2020
#78
It's also difficult to spend money that has already been spent on the CEO's salary.
Progressive Law
Mar 2020
#92
Well, I think you need professional leadership for an organization that size.
BrightKnight
Mar 2020
#96
Failing to maintain reserve funds doesn't seem like professional leadership to me.
Progressive Law
Mar 2020
#98
So to come up with the COBRA pay they have to pay over $1052.00 to have health coverage.............
turbinetree
Apr 2020
#116
When I was let go from a job in 2008, the offered me the "continuing insurance" option
Orrex
Apr 2020
#123
what a shock that must have been. Your Fiancee must apply now for Unemployment, heres
Sunlei
Apr 2020
#131
Seeing how I don't own a media company, I can't tell you why it's not a story.
TXPaganBanker
Apr 2020
#135