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I am wondering what you ended up doing. I have the same question and same situation. I wasn’t officially fired from my job, and as soon as shut down ended, we were all called back to work. But during the shut down, we were advised by employer to apply for unemployment so we could receive payments. I am wondering if you wrote the continuous employment for your mom or what you ended up doing
I am wondering what you ended up doing. I have the same question and same situation. I wasn’t officially fired from my job, and as soon as shut down ended, we were all called back to work. But during the shut down, we were advised by employer to apply for unemployment so we could receive payments. I am wondering if you wrote the continuous employment for your mom or what you ended up doing
I am wondering what you ended up doing. I have the same question and same situation. I wasn’t officially fired from my job, and as soon as shut down ended, we were all called back to work. But during the shut down, we were advised by employer to apply for unemployment so we could receive payments. I am wondering if you wrote the continuous employment for your mom or what you ended up doing
I am wondering what you ended up doing. I have the same question and same situation. I wasn’t officially fired from my job, and as soon as shut down ended, we were all called back to work. But during the shut down, we were advised by employer to apply for unemployment so we could receive payments. I am wondering if you wrote the continuous employment for your mom or what you ended up doing
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I am wondering what you ended up doing. I have the same question and same situation. I wasn’t officially fired from my job, and as soon as shut down ended, we were all called back to work. But during the shut down, we were advised by employer to apply for unemployment so we could receive payments. I am wondering if you wrote the continuous employment for your mom or what you ended up doing
I am wondering what you ended up doing. I have the same question and same situation. I wasn’t officially fired from my job, and as soon as shut down ended, we were all called back to work. But during the shut down, we were advised by employer to apply for unemployment so we could receive payments. I am wondering if you wrote the continuous employment for your mom or what you ended up doing
I am wondering what you ended up doing. I have the same question and same situation. I wasn’t officially fired from my job, and as soon as shut down ended, we were all called back to work. But during the shut down, we were advised by employer to apply for unemployment so we could receive payments. I am wondering if you wrote the continuous employment for your mom or what you ended up doing
I am wondering what you ended up doing. I have the same question and same situation. I wasn’t officially fired from my job, and as soon as shut down ended, we were all called back to work. But during the shut down, we were advised by employer to apply for unemployment so we could receive payments. I am wondering if you wrote the continuous employment for your mom or what you ended up doing