The Most Insane And Infuriating Inconsistencies Of The Coronavirus Era (Part I)

Townhall.com ^ | April 27, 2020 | Scott Morefield

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Already, one small business owner has spoken out about her own employees’ resentment after she took out a PPP loan to keep them on the payroll. By daring to try and keep her business afloat, she’s costing them money. How hard will recruiting be for everything from restaurants to manufacturing facilities when hundreds of thousands are on the couch ‘till the end of July ‘making’ more than they ever would have actually working? As things begin to reopen, we’re about to find out.

It's not going to be until the end of July, it'll likely go until the Governors allow businesses to open. Unemployment claims require you to be ready to work, and actively seeking employment. While some places have waived those requirements during the WuhanVirus, they'll definitely be re-instated as the States open back up. If your job is still there, you're gonna go back to work right away, or your unemployment benefits will get cut sooner or later, and I'm sure you'll get in trouble for not accepting the job you have available. The only ones still eligible will be those whose employers have gone out of business. If someone is getting the bonus $600 per week, they'll be the first targets to be required to show proof of inability to find new employment. And if they aren't trying, I would bet the States will definitely end their unemployment benefits quick, and possibly even take back some of what was already paid out.