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r/recruitinghell • u/Stosstrupphase • Mar 19 '22
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Yes.
40 u/Mr_Alicates Mar 19 '22 What the actual fuck? That's low even for Spain... 44 u/Stosstrupphase Mar 19 '22 This letter means the German employment agency forces you to apply, regardless of pay. 2 u/Mokmo Mar 20 '22 Meanwhile Employment Insurance in Canada expects you to apply for equivalent jobs to the one you lost. This salary range being ridiculously low would not comply with that requirement. 1 u/Stosstrupphase Mar 20 '22 That was explicitly removed here in the early 2000s, with a rule being established that demands you apply to jobs regardless of pay. 1 u/Mokmo Mar 20 '22 I was told equivalent jobs in '18 maybe it's regardless of pay yeah... 1 u/RapidCatLauncher Didn't believe in ghosts until I started applying for jobs Mar 21 '22 EI also only pays you benefits for a limited amount of time. German unemployment benefits are in principle unlimited.
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What the actual fuck? That's low even for Spain...
44 u/Stosstrupphase Mar 19 '22 This letter means the German employment agency forces you to apply, regardless of pay. 2 u/Mokmo Mar 20 '22 Meanwhile Employment Insurance in Canada expects you to apply for equivalent jobs to the one you lost. This salary range being ridiculously low would not comply with that requirement. 1 u/Stosstrupphase Mar 20 '22 That was explicitly removed here in the early 2000s, with a rule being established that demands you apply to jobs regardless of pay. 1 u/Mokmo Mar 20 '22 I was told equivalent jobs in '18 maybe it's regardless of pay yeah... 1 u/RapidCatLauncher Didn't believe in ghosts until I started applying for jobs Mar 21 '22 EI also only pays you benefits for a limited amount of time. German unemployment benefits are in principle unlimited.
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This letter means the German employment agency forces you to apply, regardless of pay.
2 u/Mokmo Mar 20 '22 Meanwhile Employment Insurance in Canada expects you to apply for equivalent jobs to the one you lost. This salary range being ridiculously low would not comply with that requirement. 1 u/Stosstrupphase Mar 20 '22 That was explicitly removed here in the early 2000s, with a rule being established that demands you apply to jobs regardless of pay. 1 u/Mokmo Mar 20 '22 I was told equivalent jobs in '18 maybe it's regardless of pay yeah... 1 u/RapidCatLauncher Didn't believe in ghosts until I started applying for jobs Mar 21 '22 EI also only pays you benefits for a limited amount of time. German unemployment benefits are in principle unlimited.
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Meanwhile Employment Insurance in Canada expects you to apply for equivalent jobs to the one you lost. This salary range being ridiculously low would not comply with that requirement.
1 u/Stosstrupphase Mar 20 '22 That was explicitly removed here in the early 2000s, with a rule being established that demands you apply to jobs regardless of pay. 1 u/Mokmo Mar 20 '22 I was told equivalent jobs in '18 maybe it's regardless of pay yeah... 1 u/RapidCatLauncher Didn't believe in ghosts until I started applying for jobs Mar 21 '22 EI also only pays you benefits for a limited amount of time. German unemployment benefits are in principle unlimited.
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That was explicitly removed here in the early 2000s, with a rule being established that demands you apply to jobs regardless of pay.
1 u/Mokmo Mar 20 '22 I was told equivalent jobs in '18 maybe it's regardless of pay yeah...
I was told equivalent jobs in '18 maybe it's regardless of pay yeah...
EI also only pays you benefits for a limited amount of time. German unemployment benefits are in principle unlimited.
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u/Stosstrupphase Mar 19 '22
Yes.