I trust that God will provide, some days are harder than others though. The job opportunities here are atrocious (mostly nursing and random general labor) so I'll likely have to sell the house (at a loss) and move from the area. We also have 4 children. Very uncertain what I should do next, but kind of excited for what could happen next.
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1 year ago16 points(+0/-0/+16Score on mirror)2 children
Praying for you first. Sometimes God may want you out of an area, and then again, maybe not. I'm 62 with no resume and somehow I've stayed gainfully employed for a very long time at various companies. God has always provided, perhaps this is God's way of telling you that you need to trust him more. Consider Uber eats and GrubHub delivery to fill in the gaps. I've worked away from the family at times, don't like it, but I've done it.
1 year ago10 points(+0/-0/+10Score on mirror)2 children
Those type of gig jobs cost more than you'll earn. They're suitable only to illegals who plan to live 10 people in a tent or a slum while sending the breadcrumbs they earn back home to their family.
Don't you have unions with unemployment insurance? 100% of current wage for up to a year after losing your job, provided that you weren't fired for cause and have no other source of income.
immigrant works are imported to scab union workers. hot take: conpro is too focused on the race we should also be looking at issues from a class conscious lens
Don't you have unions with unemployment insurance? 100% of current wage for up to a year after losing your job, provided that you weren't fired for cause and have no other source of income.