Tanai Milgram knows what it's like to be between jobs.
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Finding a place to sleep between jobs has been stressful.
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"There's a lot of waiting around between jobs," he says.
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Age: 200Occupation: Senior Software EngineerSalary: $26 because I'm in between jobs.
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He was between jobs in hotel tourism, according to his sister.
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What kind of salary jump is fair to expect between jobs?
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WATCH: Cramer assesses the relationship between jobs and the stock market.
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Snowflake's so in demand that he can pick and choose between jobs.
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Sometimes, no matter how hard I hustle, I find myself between jobs.
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In between jobs, Huang has always made his own experimental short films.
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I was in between jobs and I'd been working in connective hardware.
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Unemployment insurance is meant to help people while they are between jobs.
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Ajunwa said automated systems will probably continue to amass between jobs and jobseekers.
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I buy a beer for my friend, too, because she's in between jobs.
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This lowers the number of people "between jobs", which lowers the unemployment rate.
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We've all been between jobs and needed quick cash to make ends meet.
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In her time between jobs, she worked at a venture fund in India.
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They came before or after work, between jobs, after school, on the weekends.
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He was objectively sloppy, between jobs, and presumably too busy for complete sentences.
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In between jobs in 2014, Franchetti started to work on her own label.
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I did a bit of work in between jobs just to fill in.
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That's where one between-jobs bodyguard in San Francisco is stepping in to help.
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And he [Big Ant] was in between jobs and interested in trying something different.
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Because she was between jobs and her mother had invited her, in Nicole's case.
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"My dad died two years ago," William Smith, who is currently between jobs, said.
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AA: Honestly, there's not a hard line in the differences between "jobs" and personal work.
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They were originally intended as a way to bridge health insurance for people between jobs.
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Because being in-between jobs shouldn't mean that your income grinds to a complete halt.
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If a society forces women to choose between jobs and motherhood, many will keep working.
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I'm even more thrilled about my long break between jobs that starts this Friday, though.
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Today's workforce, and millennials particularly, can get a bad rap for frequently hopping between jobs.
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" 'On the Town' Now Between jobs; last on Broadway as Hildy in "On the Town.
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Other life circumstances can make the cost of a trip between jobs easier to bear.
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Ugly details of the relationship between Jobs and his daughter have been public for years.
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People are seeing their ability to move between jobs diminish even as their wages collapse.
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Benenati said the woman worked as a customer service agent and that Lindsey was between jobs.
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Get a bridge job Fatigue is twice as likely to strike when you're in-between jobs.
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Schlager recalled a woman who was between jobs when she felt a lump in her breast.
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"Whether between jobs, a recent college graduate or [if you are] an engaged couple," McPeak said.
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Molly MacDonald was between jobs when she was diagnosed with early stage breast cancer in 2005.
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Anyone starting out, between jobs or even a more seasoned individual feeling trapped in corporate life.
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I was in between jobs, I had worked two children illustration gigs, and they dried up.
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He told McKeown that he was in between jobs and asked if McKeown could help him.
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The film industry wasn't yet considered an industry, so there was this real fluidity between jobs.
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Say you are taking a leave of absence from work, are between jobs or have recently retired.
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Throughout his life, Donnie bounced between jobs in steel mills across our state, earning a living wage.
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Such plans are typically marketed to individuals who are between jobs or have a gap in coverage.
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"And this false choice between jobs and growth and the environment, we have rejected that," he added.
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The relationship between jobs and regulation has been examined by economists and the results are not clear.
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In theory, the money would help people transition between jobs as the riptides of automation grow stronger.
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But that jostling between jobs means Larsen has left little by way of a judicial paper trail.
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Being between jobs is something many people will have to face at a point in their careers.
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Oh, that's right, I was between jobs and desperately interviewing at every video game publication I could.
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The average person now transitions between jobs every four years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Most of our teachers were never formally trained and some were community members who were between jobs.
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Many unauthorized immigrants used to shuttle back and forth between jobs in the US and families in Mexico.
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Those workers happy to flit between jobs ought to be able to drive a harder bargain on pay.
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This limits the ability of, say, a small factory to switch between jobs or reconfigure if demand increases.
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Many of these plans provided excellent value to consumers, especially those who were between jobs or self-employed.
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Unlike many retirement plans, HSA funds are portable and can travel with workers as they move between jobs.
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As a result, one LinkedIn study found, millennials hop between jobs twice as fast as the previous generation.
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Perhaps they have just finished college, or given birth, or found themselves between jobs — or, they just retired.
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The Danes have also emphasized lifelong learning, giving workers income support as they transition between jobs and circumstances.
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New York Stories In the fuzzy space between jobs and relationships, there's a lot that can go wrong.
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Spending a season or two doing television has been a common path for coaches who are between jobs.
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Rosen has split his more than three-decade career between jobs in the government and stints at Kirkland & Ellis.
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Once, when I was between jobs, I'd sit in a school hallway helping other people's kids learn to read.
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Between jobs, he read the novels of Taylor Caldwell, a conservative writer and member of the John Birch Society.
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Short-term plans were originally intended for people who were between jobs or needed temporary coverage for other reasons.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said short-term policies "serve an important purpose for consumers" who are between jobs.
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That is the thing: Most working-age adults on food stamps are either already working or are between jobs.
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But as any actor will tell you, sometimes the gaps between jobs can force you to get secondary gigs.
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Yoshiko studied linguistics and has bounced between jobs since university; her job at the factory is to shred papers.
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"When you're in between jobs it's hard to come up with the money to pay it back," Long said.
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Short-term plans have been an option for people who find themselves between jobs or other sources of coverage.
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While Mario remained king of his castle, Sonic became a soldier of fortune, flipping between jobs for the highest bidder.
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During the Obama administration, over 250 people shuttled back and forth between jobs in the White House and at Google.
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A 'Sugar Date' Gone Sour In the fuzzy space between jobs and relationships, there's a lot that can go wrong.
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Short-term insurance policies were originally intended for people who were between jobs or needed temporary coverage for other reasons.
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Between jobs, you might be willing to ditch COBRA's high price tag for a more affordable plan on the marketplace.
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It was meant to be the most temporary of stop gap measures for individuals in between jobs or insurance plans.
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Another family down the road, the Wilsons, checked on the cows between jobs at the hospital and the telephone company.
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But political aides typically have a "cooling-off period" between jobs and Ms. Isgur's quick transition is unusual, he added.
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He was constantly between jobs and the betweens kept getting longer, from a couple of weeks to a couple of months.
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That includes people like Jenn Chen, a former community manager at a San Francisco software company who's now in between jobs.
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Vehicle for hire (VTC) Drivers are also not allowed to roam the street between jobs but must instead return to base.
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But one key number economists look at is the differential between jobs being plentiful and jobs seen as hard to get.
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Before the Affordable Care Act went into effect, I was in between jobs and used Planned Parenthood for routine medical care.
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Yet for the economy to be dynamic, some people will always be unemployed, at least temporarily as they move between jobs.
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"The research shows that people who move between jobs have much higher pay growth than those who stay put," he says.
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A broader youth unemployment rate that also counts those in between jobs seeking full-time employment was at 22.7 percent in February.
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I've played it while working out, waiting for appointments, even (don't tell my Captain!) on the back of my ambulance between jobs.
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But for relatively healthy people, especially younger Americans and people between jobs, short-term plans can provide affordable catastrophic health care coverage.
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Before her spinning career, the self-proclaimed tomboy (she pairs cotton sport socks with Gucci loafers outside the studio) flitted between jobs.
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Google is also adding a tool that makes it easy to move data to another region as employees move between jobs and organizations.
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We're looking back at the relationship between Jobs and Ive, who were the most dynamic duo in consumer technology for roughly a decade.
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This week's travel diary: A 24-year-old between jobs visits all the stops in Amsterdam and takes home a very dramatic vase.
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"More years than not, I'm in-between jobs and after so many layoffs, I've stopped giving my family updates about work altogether," Miranda said.
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Taylor, who graduated from Lone Star College cum laude in 2015, was between jobs and preparing to marry her longtime boyfriend, Juan Sebastian Lugo.
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Ergonomic tweaks, such as lining floors with wood, better footwear and rotating workers between jobs, boosted productivity by 7%, equalling that of younger workers.
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And welfare systems will have to be updated, to smooth the transitions between jobs and to support workers while they pick up new skills.
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The man who promised that WeWork would "create a world where people make a life and not just a living" is in between jobs.
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Right now, it's well below what economists call the "natural rate" of unemployment, which is a level that accounts for workers moving between jobs.
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When I visited him in Galax last August, Scotty was between jobs, and doing some occasional tree-trimming work when he could get it.
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This week's travel diary: A 255-year-old between jobs spends a snowy week in Finland, making time for a day trip in Estonia.
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At the end of 2016, in between jobs and ready for a change, I moved back to the Dominican Republic for a few months.
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While Mr. Sayoc's sisters are successful and his mother ran her own cosmetics business, Mr. Sayoc bumped between jobs, arrests, apartments and his van.
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He has studied the young, healthy uninsured population, and found that it is composed largely of people with short gaps in coverage between jobs.
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It is a temporary holding place for those in between jobs, moves, marriages and divorces, and an extension of the workplace for small businesses.
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When the score does relax, it's usually in the scenes between Jobs and Kobun (the friendly, mellow-toned bass Wei Wu), his wisecracking mentor.
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"Unemployment depression" is when being unemployed or between jobs negatively impacts your mental health, according to psychologist and relationship expert Dr. O. Christina Nelsen.
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Luz Gonzalez, a 27-year-old software engineer from Houston, was in between jobs when he noticed the media flame war over Trump's presidential campaign.
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The CEO of Uber, Travis Kalanick, is a fan of Obamacare, which helps his entrepreneurial drivers keep their health insurance as they transition between jobs.
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The other week, someone told me the best part of being in between jobs — besides putting the fun in funemployment — is having zero work emails.
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All the parties proposed measures aimed at preventing officials switching between jobs in banks and positions in supervisory authorities, a practice which has been widespread.
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If you're between jobs and can't make 401(k) contributions, try to continue to set aside some money in an individual retirement account, she said.
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She was in between jobs, and out at night with some friends, when she noticed sex workers looking for customers on the icy-cold streets.
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In June 2013, while between jobs, I saw footage on social media of protesters being beaten by heavy-handed riot police in Taksim Square, Istanbul.
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This also meant adapting the system to the way U.S. companies recruit and how employees move between jobs, which changes quite a bit between countries.
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It should make the Federal Reserve even more skeptical of the theoretical relationships between jobs, wages and inflation that have traditionally driven its policy choices.
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After bouncing between jobs in different clothing stores, she said she is now done with retail and is trying to find a different career entirely.
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Businesses clustered around hubs of investment, in places where skilled workers could stick around after school, hop between jobs, and stay in touch with contacts.
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Short-term plans had been designed as temporary coverage, lasting for a few months while, for instance, a worker is between jobs and employer-sponsored insurance.
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The House bill would punish people who are in between jobs or who work seasonal jobs, such as those who work in in the tourism industry.
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The order also loosens restrictions on "short-term" health insurance plans that were designed to offer temporary coverage for people who are between jobs, for example.
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"My husband is an Irishman who battles alcoholism and depression and drank between jobs to try to cope with the sadness of this news," she said.
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I offered to write NSFW fanfic commissions to get me through a couple months in between jobs, and it was WAY more popular than I expected.
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But wage growth has remained weaker than before the 2007-09 financial crisis, prompting the BoE to rethink the links between jobs growth, pay and inflation.
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I recently switched teams at work and don't start the new one until I return, so in a way it feels like a break between jobs.
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She had moved into her mother's apartment in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn a couple of years earlier when she was between jobs in retail.
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Many people do have lapses in coverage between jobs or at other times, and they could be priced out of any program a state set up.
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Khosrowshahi said having the state change laws so that contract workers can carry benefits between jobs would be preferable to Uber hiring them as full employees.
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HSA funds are completely controlled by the individual and follow them between jobs, giving individuals an incentive to more efficiently spend on healthcare goods and services.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The tight U.S. labor market may be good for workers, allowing them to jump between jobs more easily and coax higher wages from their boss.
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Berry quickly found work at Google, where she's still employed today, but she had about three weeks in between jobs to make Rebble Web Services a reality.
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To some others, my husband is an Irishman who battles alcoholism and depression and drank between jobs to try to cope with the sadness of this news.
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Previously it was $65,000 and my new one is $90,000, both before bonusesTravel Companion: D.Hometown: BrooklynTrip Location: AmsterdamTrip Length: six daysAnnual # Of Vacation Days: None, between jobs.
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You have fewer financial obligations, Salemi says, so scout what you need to earn between jobs and see what you can cut, such as a gym membership.
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If you thought the entertainment industry was tired of Steve Jobs, think again, a musical about the rivalry between Jobs and Bill Gates is headed to Broadway.
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What makes this market more fascinating long-term though is whether this can transition from a part-time, between-jobs gig into something more long-term and professional.
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Economy Minister Nadia Calvino sees one priority as tackling a mismatch between jobs and the skills the unemployed can offer, she told Reuters in an interview last month.
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The huge gap between jobs and the unemployed suggests more room for movement, given a skills gap between what employers want and what the labor market is offering.
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The decline in corporate dynamism has been accompanied by a decline in labor dynamism, with "workers less likely to move between jobs, industries, occupations, and locations," Furman writes.
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"There were so many bang-bang, they'd worry that we'd fall into the river and drown," Mr. Niu said, drawing on a cigarette as he rested between jobs.
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If you are unemployed because you are moving between jobs or got temporarily laid off during a downturn, odds are you will find another job sooner or later.
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Kimmel was as surprised as we were to see Bush, who explained that he was "in between jobs right now" and making $12 an hour driving for Uber.
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Brian X. Chen, a consumer technology reporter for The Times who worked on those articles, helped Mr. Lam start The Wirecutter when he was between jobs in 2011.
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The startup is betting that as workers move between jobs and cities more frequently, fewer will own furniture and instead look for furnished homes like those Zeus offers.
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The Obama administration limited these short-term plans to three months because they are meant to be a stopgap for people between jobs or in other temporary situations.
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But last fall, some news sites published photos of him bagging groceries at the store, prompting his peers to share their own struggles as working actors in between jobs.
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A few years ago, I had to attend several black-tie events, but was between jobs and didn't want to keep buying a new black dress for each one.
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And, for those who do not work in traditional 9-5 jobs, who are in-between jobs, unemployed, or self-employed, the holidays can be a particularly trying time.
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Saying he's now an Uber driver because "I'm between jobs right now," Bush picked up Kimmel as the late-night host was hitching a ride to the awards show.
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The remaining are out of work for what economists like to call "frictional" reasons, or because they're basically just between jobs or have only recently entered the labor market.
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It's time to put to rest the false choice between jobs and the environment and have a rational discussion about a common-sense path to a clean energy future.
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The origin story of hardcourt bike polo begins in the late 1990s, when, apparently, bored bicycle messengers in Seattle played around with makeshift gear to entertain themselves between jobs.
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But if we had a social insurance system that allowed workers to move fluidly between jobs, we could comfortably allow firms to follow their natural life and death cycle.
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If the time became available, like the two months I was between jobs, having the money ready gave me the confidence to tackle an item on my bucket list.
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With increasing job selection, millennials on the hunt for employment have an opportunity to survey a company&aposs benefits when deciding between jobs, instead of accepting their first offer.
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The IRS and state tax authorities tend to find out about illegal arrangements — and the back taxes owed — when household workers file for unemployment insurance between jobs, said Swope.
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Young, handsome and like everyone in his trade continually nearing the end of what he knows will be a very brief life, he stupefies himself with beer between jobs.
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No. There are always a certain number of people who are temporarily between jobs after having recently lost a job or having left one voluntarily to pursue better opportunities.
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Ultimately, what the Blitzup hopes to achieve is a $6 guarantee per delivery, and for the company to begin paying for vehicle expenses and so-called "deadhead mileage" between jobs.
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Adam Charteris, 28, an actor who works as an usher between jobs, said in a telephone interview that audience members had sworn at him, and that he had seen fights.
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Adam Charteris, 28, an actor who works as an usher between jobs, said in a telephone interview that audience members had sworn at him, and that he had seen fights.
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I would also say that the most compelling screen portrayal of Jobs was in the 1997 telefilm, The Pirates of Silicon Valley, which chronicled the competitiveness between Jobs and Gates.
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Potter used to have about $2400,3503 in a 2350(k) plan from her first job in Charlotte, but she cashed out after she quit to cover living expenses in between jobs.
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One of the reasons is the OECD's attention to variation between jobs of the same name and to tasks that are difficult for computers to manage even within highly automatable jobs.
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Bush, playing himself as a $12-per-hour Uber driver between jobs, was one of the television personalities who helped host Jimmy Kimmel get to the Emmys in the opening sketch.
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Actors love to joke about how they're unemployed between jobs, but when your last paycheck was for millions, let's be real: You don't actually need to work again in your life.
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"My dream is always if we were ever in-between jobs or needed a transition in life, we would just live in it for a while," Lemp said of her renovations.
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This means that insurers would not be required to sell an affordable plan to anyone who did not have coverage for, say, a month while he or she was between jobs.
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These short-term plans — originally intended for people between jobs — are cheaper than comprehensive insurance, provide fewer benefits and would also be exempt from many requirements of the Affordable Care Act.
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He bounced around between jobs for a while, waiting tables in New Mexico and working at a Native American health center in California, reading and writing as much as he could.
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It is a place that will tell us much about the balance between jobs and environmental stewardship, about our respect for First Nations treaty rights and our obligations to the land.
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When I was in college, the natural rate was considered to be around 2202 percent; roughly 2628-in-28500 workers was between jobs due to moves, marriages and various life changes.
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In the Apple narrative, Lisa's failure and internal squabbles between Jobs and his handpicked CEO John Sculley led to Sculley removing Jobs from the project and putting him on the Mac team.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt said Thursday that Americans don't have to pick between jobs and the environment, accusing the Obama administration of making people believe they had to choose.
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"Sometimes when you're in an income bracket, you might find yourself in between jobs periodically," says Leanna George, a North Carolina mother who recently testified before the Senate in defense of CHIP.
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One of the most interesting parts of Glassdoor's new study was a breakdown of occupations with the largest and smallest adjusted gender pay gaps — after factoring in differences between jobs and workers.
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Mr. Siegel is a veteran community activist whose focus is on the imbalance between jobs and housing and the impact of the long commutes made by people who work in the city.
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An altered version of that quote also appears in the 1999 made-for-TV movie "Pirates of Silicon Valley," which centered on the rivalry between Jobs and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates.
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Jobs Not Mobs Trump has characterized the election as a choice between jobs and mobs, and it's a message that's shown up in ads, including one by the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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He had grown up next to two cemeteries in rural Lithuania, where the gravediggers drank beer and talked between jobs, and so that was how he thought about death, as something commonplace.
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Bouncing between jobs that were as unfulfilling as they were low-paying also puts you in the type of permanent misery that can only be tolerated by other people for so long.
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Wayne met Steve Jobs while working at Atari, and, according to Wayne, he joined Apple to help settle an early dispute between Jobs and Steve Wozniak about whether Apple circuits would be proprietary.
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For example, you could let your child stay at home while she saves up the deposit to rent an apartment, or you could help with the utility bills only while he's between jobs.
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The decree also bans VTCs from circulating in the streets between jobs, requiring they go back to a base such as a parking lot or garage to wait for the next pick up.
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COBRA insurance is helpful for people in between jobs or in early retirement, as it allows them to take advantage of group insurance rates for up to 36 months after leaving a job.
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Short-term plans, which were designed to provide temporary care for people in between jobs, often come with substantially lower monthly premiums than other forms of insurance but tend to offer less coverage.
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Having to choose between jobs and motherhood, many women will keep working or try to have their first baby at an older age, when they feel secure about their careers and personal finances.
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Even in a fully employed, robust economy, there will always be a certain number of people who have given up looking for work, who are between jobs or whose skills are temporarily not needed.
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"Oaklanders know it's a false choice to say we have to pick between jobs and this community's health and safety," Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, a leading opponent to the shipments, said before the vote.
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I did have a little respite between jobs, I guess you could say, but I always feel like, from a professional standpoint, that I'm a lifelong Silicon Valley person, and I consider it home.
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Even at its peak, welfare did not function as a dependency trap for a majority of recipients; rather, it was something people relied on when they were between jobs or after a family crisis.
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There, also, was Stephanie Shih, 211, the copy director at Plated, a meal-delivery company, who was in between jobs last spring when she started spending more time at the studio, sometimes until midnight.
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Well, actually, right now, I'm living with my mom, and I'm between jobs, and I have a cold sore right now, so maybe just give me a few weeks to get my life together.
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My wife and I have been dividing our time between jobs in Sweden and Wisconsin for the past dozen years, and I'm here to tell you that taxes in Sweden are not that high.
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Finally, given the correlation between jobs and wages and house prices – particularly, that between certain areas of London and City of London employment – all eyes are on what businesses, especially financial services firms, will do.
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They are also markets where the difference between the 20503 percent growth rate they can produce internally and the 7 percent they could reach with investment is the difference between jobs and stability and chaos.
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Messrs Harris and Krueger say that equalising benefits makes it easier to compare earnings between jobs and apps, and that firms can use their bargaining clout to obtain health insurance more cheaply than individuals can.
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Three months after that visit with my ex and his family, when I was between jobs and places to live, I asked him if I could stay at his place again for a few nights.
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She says those in between jobs can perform five mental exercises to prep for your next interview: The psychologist says that it's crucial to process all of your thoughts and emotions, especially the negative ones.
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But if you're the gig worker and the problem is you want to be treated with some dignity, perhaps take a bathroom break between jobs as you struggle to make ends meet...well, tough shit!
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He soon left Southern California to head north, and for the next several years he shuttled between the Bay Area and Sacramento, attending classes in between jobs serving meals in cafeterias and on rail cars.
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Now as a husband and a father of a college student in Los Angeles, I am often on the computer looking for work while between jobs, emailing samples, or staying in touch with close colleagues.
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He soon left Southern California to head north, and for the next several years he shuttled between the Bay Area and Sacramento, attending classes in between jobs serving meals in cafeterias and on rail cars.
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Before Benne on Eagle, she worked for the award-winning North Carolina chef and former television host Vivian Howard, but between jobs, she spent six months traveling: Maine, upstate New York, Charleston, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Copenhagen.
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Whether you're in between jobs, or have already over-budget because of an expensive holiday flight, sometimes one look at your bank account balance is all it takes to get sucked into a vortex of stress.
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Bush, who said that he was "in between jobs right now," told Kimmel "if you run a positive campaign the voters ultimately will make a positive choice," before calling that statement a joke and peeling out.
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With an increasingly mobile workforce that regularly moves between jobs, companies that want to compete for talent are almost forced to open source at least some of the technologies that don't give them a competitive advantage.
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First, it promulgated a rule that expands A.C.A.-exempt "short term" plans — previously just band-aid plans for a three-month period between jobs — to yearlong exceptions that can be renewed for up to three years.
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At the time, because she was single and in between jobs, she couldn't convince the consulate officer that she had much of an emotional tie to return to Iran, which is what she intended to do.
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Her colleague Claudia Goldin has found there is a very strong link between jobs where pay rewards are dependent on long hours and "face time" with clients or causal interactions with colleagues and gender pay disparities.
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But if she had a lapse in coverage longer than 63 days — perhaps she couldn't afford a new plan between jobs — and went to the individual market later, insurers could charge her a 30 percent premium surcharge.
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I hope that if and when you get to embark on your own version of a sabbatical, whether it be a break between jobs or a mental-health retreat, that you, too take a moment to reflect.
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Short-term health insurance plans provide affordable, individualized options for people who are between jobs, taking time off to care for a sick family member, or can't afford the few options available to them on the exchanges.
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"People are using Uber who are struggling to pay bills, who are looking to earn a little extra spending money or are transitioning between jobs," Plouffe said during a speech in Washington in November of that year.
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The report suggested that the displacement of workers in industries most vulnerable to competition would be relatively small: The resulting movement of workers between jobs and industries, or "churn" in economists' terms, would increase less than 0.1 percent.
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With 80 million Americans lacking employer-sponsored benefits and 27 million without health insurance and median job tenure down to 2.8 years for people ages 25 to 34 leading to more gaps between jobs, our workforce is vulnerable.
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During Obama's presidency, more than 250 people moved between jobs at Google or related firms and the federal government, national political campaigns and Congress, according to a report this year by the Campaign for Accountability, a watchdog group.
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The act grants those MLOs with unblemished licensing records temporary authorization to engage in loan origination activities while their license is being processed, eradicating the lag time in between jobs or expansion of business activities into new states.
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But if said worker had a lapse in coverage longer than 63 days — perhaps she couldn't afford a new plan between jobs — and went to the individual market later, insurers could charge her a 30 percent premium surcharge.
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But some 60 percent of food stamp recipients already work and an estimated 15 percent more work most of the time, availing themselves of food stamps only when they are between jobs or when their hours are reduced.
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"There's enough job hopping that people will end up having periods of a couple of months where they are organically in between jobs," he said, meaning that they have a job lined up but a future start date.
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The dilemma facing North Dakota's American Indians represents the broader tensions at play in the U.S. presidential election between jobs and the environment, as Trump and his likely Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, clash over energy and climate change.
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Ashman Blair says it's partly a "funnel issue" and that, although it has become a lot cheaper to do a startup, it still often requires a period of time when a founder is able to support themselves between jobs.
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While Praet said the debate was open about this slack, it would explain why growth and employment continue to surprise on the upside and inflation on the downside, seemingly contradicting a long-proven interaction between jobs and price growth.
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Pauley had been wounded by a roadside bomb in Iraq while serving in the First Armored Division in 2006, and while the physical effects had largely healed, he was bouncing between jobs and dealing with divorce and suicidal thoughts.
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Having everyone pay a job-based tax in exchange for everyone getting insurance would be structurally similar, but you'd get a guarantee of insurance that would be portable between jobs and that could never be taken away from you.
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Weeks of feisty debate over the ban, which the Oakland City Council unanimously passed late Monday night and which will become law after a second reading next month, covered familiar ground: the trade-offs between jobs and environmental concerns.
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Now that Obamacare was in full effect, those plans would really be short-term, an option for people who were between jobs or looking for a new one — not a permanent source of health "insurance" for millions of Americans.
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During Obama's presidency, more than 250 people moved between jobs at Google or related firms and the federal government, national political campaigns and Congress, according to a report this year by the Campaign for Accountability watchdog group's Google Transparency Project.
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Far from bike-sharing, Uber-hailing, Macron-voting Paris, this is where people's lives are spent in what Daniel Behar, a geographer, calls "territorial zapping": in the car between jobs, homes and the sprawl of out-of-town discount stores.
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Health coverage in the form of short-term limited duration plans has long been widely available to individuals in circumstances where they are unable to access traditional coverage, such as those between jobs or students taking a semester off from school.
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But for Americans who have been priced out of Obamacare plans, who can't find a plan that will cover their doctor, or who are looking for affordable coverage between jobs, these short-term plans could make a lot of sense.
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But if she went longer than 63 days without insurance — perhaps she couldn't afford a new plan between jobs at first— and then tried to buy a plan on the individual market, insurers could charge her a 30 percent premium surcharge.
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Even more disturbing is the report's conclusion that the Republican work proposals could cut off food subsidies and health insurance to millions of Americans who can work but are in between jobs, or can't get enough work hours to qualify for benefits.
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Meanwhile, Victoria Blamey, a chef who cut her teeth in kitchens that practiced the latest avant-garde techniques, was between jobs, taking a long eating tour while she looked for inspiration and a new place to show off her stark, contemporary cooking.
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But if she had a lapse in coverage — perhaps she couldn't afford a new plan between jobs — and went to the individual market later, insurers could charge her up to 22015 percent of the standard rate for her first year of coverage.
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My 16 new housemates included someone who was starting a tech-driven nursery school from the second-floor rooms and another who was between jobs after becoming frustrated at Google, and working on software projects that never saw the light of day.
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Among Uber and Lyft's proposals for an alternative is a minimum wage for drivers while they are on their way to a ride, or actively shuttling passengers, as well as portable benefits that would follow them between jobs, and a collective bargaining agreement.
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Bruni: A few quibbles with that analysis: There's a difference between jobs, as measured by the unemployment figures, and decent wages that allow people to recapture a past standard of living, maintain their current one or count on something better in the future.
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However, many people may find themselves turning to individual insurance plans at some point in their lives, especially if they are in between jobs, are employed part-time or as contractors or work at small firms that don't have to provide benefits.
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Her husband, Justin Hakuta, who had a mild goatee and was wearing gym shorts and a T-shirt when I visited their house in Culver City one evening this summer, is a product manager for Internet companies, but he was between jobs.
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But if she had a lapse in coverage — perhaps she couldn't afford a new plan between jobs — and went to the individual market under Empowering Patients, insurers could charge her up to 255 percent of the standard premium for her first two years of coverage.
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These plans did not have the protections of the ACA — insurers can raise prices on people with preexisting health conditions or refuse to cover benefits that are required parts of ACA plans — but were seen as a helpful bridge for people in between jobs.
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For much of his career, Mr. Lighthizer was a lonely protectionist voice in a Republican Party dominated by free traders, alternating between jobs in government and a lucrative private law career representing large American corporations like United States Steel in trade cases against China.
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In my work for The Times, I interviewed one young woman who flew to Mexico City just to eat a bucket-list meal, and another who stayed at an $11-a-night hostel in Costa Rica while squeezing in a quick trip between jobs.
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"What we also miss in the debate is the number of people temporarily uninsured, who miss open enrollment, who are between jobs, who fall through the cracks," said Adam Gaffney, a Harvard Medical School researcher and the president of Physicians for a National Health Program.
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" As for wedding planning, McCartan told PEOPLE recently: "We want to do it right, and planning a wedding is no small feat, and we don't want it to be something that we have to squeeze in between jobs, so we're going to wait until the right moment.
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"We want to do it right, and planning a wedding is no small feat, and we don't want it to be something that we have to squeeze in between jobs, so we're going to wait until the right moment," McCartan previously told PEOPLE of their impending nuptials.
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Ben Sisto: Um, well, I guess the long/short is, about seven years ago, I was between jobs, and I was spending a lot of time at the library just looking around at, I don't know, the internet for things like jobs, projects, stuff to do, whatever.
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Then she ends her book, after a plea for mutual understanding, with an appendix noting all the ways her new friends are wrong—about the size of government, the cost of welfare, the reproductive behavior of black people, and the relationship between jobs and pollution, among others.
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As McCarthy explained to the AV Club in a 2011 interview, he took the gig because he was between jobs and it would be a new challenge (McCarthy had primarily worked in film prior to this, including the breakout indie movie The Station Agent starring Peter Dinklage).
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Even if they manage to keep insurance when between jobs, workers and their families face the miserable hassle of draining their savings to preserve coverage through COBRA, signing up for health insurance on the Obamacare exchanges, or having to switch to an entirely different plan at their new job.
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The agreement is unlikely to make any of the performers rich, but the money could make a significant difference in their lives; the base salary for a Broadway performer is about $1,900 a week (stars often make more), and many actors have significant periods of unemployment between jobs.
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Still, while the amount may not be much (in some cases it's only a couple hundred bucks a week), it is a great resource for someone who's in-between jobs and not wanting to take out a loan or rack up a ton of credit card while securing another job.
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On July 23, D.E. Shaw told workers it had revised the terms of the deferred-compensation plan for employees that leave the firm voluntarily, including letting employees keep more of their deferred compensation as long as they wait out their noncompete time frame between jobs, several sources told Business Insider.
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It appears that a coming rule will expand a kind of short-term insurance plan intended for people who are in between jobs, making those plans available to more consumers who wish to find an insurance option that is cheaper and less comprehensive than those available in the Obamacare marketplaces.
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"Beyond retraining, a range of policies can help, including unemployment insurance, public assistance in finding work, and portable benefits that follow workers between jobs" as well as "[p]ossible solutions to supplement incomes, such as more comprehensive minimum wage policies, universal basic income, or wage gains tied to productivity," the researchers wrote.
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That means if there's any point where you can't keep up with insurance premiums—if you're between jobs, or if you got laid off, or if you're an entrepreneur about to start your own company—your insurance company can charge you 30 percent more for a full year once you sign up again.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The new head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Tuesday that America need not choose between jobs and the environment, in a nod to the energy industry, as the White House prepares executive orders that could come as soon as this week to roll back Obama-era regulation.
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"I'm on the floor today to say to every plumber, farmer, songwriter, and self-employed person in this country, somebody who might be between jobs, that if the Congress will act, we can lower their rates next year [by] up to as much as 40 percent," Alexander said on the Senate floor on Thursday.
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The company's shortest begins at just two years and is the easiest to qualify for, which makes it ideal for those in transitional phases like students, folks on an extended family leave, or anyone between jobs who wants to bridge the gap in coverage, but isn't quite ready to make a new long-term commitment.
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But if she had a lapse in coverage — perhaps she couldn't afford a new plan between jobs — and went to the individual market under Empowering Patients, insurers could charge her up to 255 percent of the standard premium for her first two years of coverage (you can read this section on page 215 of the bill).
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On top of these barriers to forming a union is the fact that current labor law makes it difficult, if not outright impossible, for unions to provide the services that workers say are most important, like having a voice when it comes to management decisions or health and retirement coverage they can take with them between jobs.
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Between jobs in Texas working construction, watching the stash house and processing pot, he says, he would travel to Mexico, Guatemala, and vacation to southeast Asia with a woman he refers to as the "English Girl," whose real name he wouldn't provide in order to protect her privacy—the travel strictly for pleasure, never business, he insists.
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"It's one thing to have a bump in the road and be in between jobs for a little while; it's another thing to be prevented from doing the only thing you know how to do," said Max Burton Wahrhaftig, an arborist in Doylestown, Pa., who in 503 was threatened by his former employer after leaving for a better-paying job with a rival tree service.
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Benjamin J. Toff, an assistant professor of journalism and mass communication at the University of Minnesota, conducted in-depth interviews in Iowa this summer and found that those who say they avoid the news tended to be younger, female and poorer — people already stretched between jobs and home, making hours of evaluating news sources "the last thing they wanted to do with their time," Professor Toff said.
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In a press release to mark the report, HRW says that while these measures have contributed to a decline in "some of the worst abuses, such as captains killing crew members at sea," document inspections are at best cursory and often the fishermen's pink cards -- and pay -- are often withheld by a ship's officer, meaning that their ability to move between jobs is strictly limited.
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Climate skeptics ask Trump to withdraw from UN agency Dakota Access protesters burn camp as deadline to leave looms Chaffetz probing national park's tweet welcoming new monument New EPA chief's emails reveal coordination with oil interests New EPA head: 'We don't have to choose between' jobs and the environment Trump executive orders to target climate, water rules: report Pruitt confirmation sets stage for Trump EPA assault View the discussion thread.
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What's more, they're often facing some of the biggest hurdles in the labor market: They are adults with no more than a high school education who suffer from much higher unemployment than others; people who live in rural areas where jobs can be scarce; people who are between jobs or those whose employer cut their hours to less than 20 hours a week, which is common in the very-low-wage labor market, even when the economy is strong.
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