The Top 5 Things You Should Know About Your Job Search
Here are 5 things you should know about your job search.
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You can find more information on how to apply in our Job Search Guide.1.
The top priority for employers is getting you to sign up for health insurance.
If you’re looking for work in a high-need location, this may be a great time to consider getting an insurance card.
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You may not qualify for the full federal unemployment benefit if you are under age 26.
The government has a new rules for determining eligibility, so if you’re applying for unemployment benefits, make sure to get it right.
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Your unemployment benefit could change after you apply for a job.
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) said in March that it would allow employers to fire workers who have been fired, and would adjust the threshold for when an employee can be fired for non-payment.
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Some companies are offering incentives to lure you back with new benefits.
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If your resume is underdeveloped, employers may be reluctant to hire you because you might be too old or too young.
There are also some companies that may refuse to hire people with a resume that has too much information.
If a recruiter says they’re willing to make a recommendation, be sure to keep in mind that employers are not required to use the recommendation.
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If the company says it’s willing to hire someone who is under age, it may be difficult to tell if they are actually trying to hire.
The unemployment compensation law does not require that employers consider whether an applicant is younger or older than they are.
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If an employer says they are willing to offer incentives for you to re-apply, you should be able to find a job with them.
It’s a good idea to find out about any job opportunities with an employer before applying.
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If they say they are offering a job that you are eligible for, you may need to reapply for the job you are currently working.
In many states, employers must re-apply for any job that is open, or open for new hires, after hiring an employee.
You might need to do this for a few reasons, such as when the job is being rehired.
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You must be able a resume, interview materials, and application forms.
Employers will not tell you what you need to bring with you when you apply.
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It is very important to apply online.
It helps you get in touch with employers and employers can check their websites to see if you qualify.
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You should check your resume often.
You will find some common mistakes and misconceptions.
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Employer-sponsored health insurance is important.
You’ll need to get your insurance card in order to get benefits and the benefits are not just for the people who work for you.
You need to have your employer-sponsored insurance card and be eligible for Medicare or Medicaid.
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You cannot apply for Medicaid if you have a disability.
If that is the case, your job may not be eligible.
It also can affect your eligibility for Medicare and Social Security.
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