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An individual wage earner has the potential to receive unemployment compensation. Is it possible for the owne?
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An individual wage earner has the potential to receive unemployment compensation. Is it possible for the owner
An individual wage earner has the potential to receive unemployment compensation. Is it possible for the owner of a small business to be eligible? How does one go about doing this? Thanks!
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Answer by John F.
I think the smart move would be to pay yourself a salary, do all the W2′s, etc. That way, the unemployment board has proof of earnings.
And you can say that you lost your jobs due to economic reasons (if that is true in your case).
This is my best guess, but I’d speak with someone in your local unemployment office to be sure. The laws and requirements for eligibility are so tricky.
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Can you still qualify for earned income credit if your entire wage is from unemployment compensation?
Question by Ann: Can you still qualify for earned income credit if your entire wage is from unemployment compensation?
My childrens father claims the kids in his taxes and the only wages he had for 2009 was 1099-G or unemployment compensation. Can he still qualify for the earned income credit?
Thanks for the info. It sucks a little bit because he cant find any jobs. Michigan sucks right now!
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Answer by g-ma
NO
thats why its called EARNED income credit- you must first earn it…….
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An individual wage earner has the potential to receive unemployment compensation. Is it possible for the owner
Question by angel_rat_83: An individual wage earner has the potential to receive unemployment compensation. Is it possible for the owner
An individual wage earner has the potential to receive unemployment compensation. Is it possible for the owner of a small business to be eligible? How does one go about doing this? Thanks!
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Answer by performancetool
Yes but you have to make yourself an employee of the business(giving yourself a paycheck).
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Why would the police treat a minimum wage food service worker like an armed thug?
Question by ghost: Why would the police treat a minimum wage food service worker like an armed thug?
Excuse me fan, but if you spray a minor in the face with mace and wrestle her in hand cuffs at her job, that seems like treating her like a thug.
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Answer by Miranda
wow, that cop is insane. Aparently he likes feeling in charge.
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Peter Schiff Says “Many Greeks Are Unemployed Because They Are Not Worth Minimum Wage”
Can someone tell our boy he is really really popular in Greece with a huge fan following (particularly after the Greeks saw his clips on RT) and then buy him a ticket to fly there for a public speech please?
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Why is minimum wage a good idea?
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Question by Bob: Why is minimum wage a good idea?
I don’t think it is. It messes with the value of labor, goods, and services.
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Answer by gone then returned
The minimum wage is calculated to be at the value where if you work, you can at least make ends meet.
It does however have a detrimental affect on the value of produced goods in that their manufacturing costs are always higher but then again you always have the option of using 3rd world countries and exploit those who work for virtually nothing in order to give you low manufacturing costs.
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Which of the following statements about the minimum wage is false?
Question by ALi J: Which of the following statements about the minimum wage is false?
The minimum wage causes a shortage of unskilled labor.
The minimum wage is an example of a price floor.
The minimum wage increases unemployment among unskilled workers.
More unskilled individuals are willing to offer their services in the labor market with a minimum wage than would without it.
The minimum wage is set above the equilibrium wage.
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Answer by jose v
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If businesses must abide by minimum wage rules, should organized labor abide by maximum wage rules?
Question by Perplexed Bob: If businesses must abide by minimum wage rules, should organized labor abide by maximum wage rules?
I have watched a number of factories in Ohio close and ship jobs south of the border. The common demominator to each of these closing was high labor cost due to organized labor contracts.
One company in particular employed 350 metal grinders. Including all benefits, the labor cost for this company has reached $ 58 per hour. At contract renewal time, the union asked for more.
Today that factory is in Mexico.
Because of union demands, 350 plus people lost their jobs, a community lost the influx of payroll, other businesses suffered from the lost of revenue in the town, unemployment services and other social services become burdened.
If we demand minimum wages from business, why are we not demanding maximum wage limits from organized labor?
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Answer by Paul Grass
absolutely wahts good gfor the goose is good fro the gander, unions have put the samll man out of work, if you do a job with pride and well, you will be rewarded with a good wage
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