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Thanks for the help everyone.
I have recently graduated from technical college with two degrees, that's the good news.
In March, I accepted the position of head chef at a newly opening golf course. I have been a leader in opening businesses before and know the volatility they present. My boss and I have been looking at some numbers (I was informing my boss), and I recommended laying me off for the winter and maybe completely eliminating my position until he has the traffic/facilities that require my skills (banquets, staffing, etc).
He likes me a lot and will give me a great reference and will employ me until I find the right position, which is nice. However, come fall/winter, I will lose my job here. I am looking at the benefit calculator and it is only asking me for my salary before this position, which while I was in school working part time is significantly less money than I am making now ($400/month in benefits). I currently make over 4x that.
Is there a way to sit down with a real human and explain my situation because the UI "hotline" is nothing but dead ends.
I work hard and have been employed my entire adult life. I don't think I am required to apply for "any job", paying far less than I am currently making just to appease the system, but new rules have been instilled under the super understanding guidance of our governor in the last few years.
<bot>: Took a risk, Worked real hard, losing my job, don't know what my benefits are... who do I talk to?