Posted on May 7, 2021
Gov. DeSantis Tells Unemployed Floridians Collecting Benefits To Start Looking For A Job
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Tough to get them back to work when Unemployment and Pandemic funds are being provided. Why work when you can sit home on your keister and collect as much or more than you were making prior to "Covid"? Businesses are clamoring for workers and yet no one applies. Get 'em, Ron.
Gov. DeSantis Tells Unemployed Floridians Collecting Benefits To Start Looking For A Job
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They are having the same problem in my area, there are so many jobs listings but it is too easy to sit at home and collect benefits than actually work. I know my company alone needs to fill almost 200 position maybe more between the two plants because of retirements etc and HR is having a hard time getting enough applications submitted.
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SFC Casey O'Mally
The place I just left has been hiring for 3 years now... jobs making $15 / hr for non-factory unskilled labor (in a low income / cost of living area). Cannot get enough people in, despite this area having an unemployment rate nearly double the national average.
Gub'mint chex is gud chex.
Gub'mint chex is gud chex.
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SFC Casey O'Mally - We are an aluminum smelter, unskilled labor but it can be hot and dusty, but starting pay is about 68,000 per year with benefits and there is a yearly bonus based on production and the amount of hours they have worked for that year. Skilled craftsman for the maintenance dept start out at around $35 an hr. We are hiring at least 120 to fill out empty slots etc. Our sister plant about 1 and a half away is hiring close to 160.
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