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Hello!Absolutely!This week, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis issued a shockingly apocalyptic forecast that as many as 47 million Americans could lose their jobs before the crisis is over and that the unemployment rate could spike to 32%, eclipsing the Great Depression of the 1930s. With the U.S. death toll still rising, the main focus has understandably been on the public health disaster and less on the economic toll. Coronavirus Could Lead To 47 Million Lost Jobs, Says St. Louis FedBut here’s what’s so exasperating: It didn’t have to be this way.Other counties facing the coronavirus crisis have crafted economic bailouts in a way aimed to prevent the need for mass layoffs. In Denmark, the government is paying businesses anywhere from 75-90% of an employee’s salary if that worker is not laid off, and similar initiatives are being implemented in the Netherlands and the U.K. Yes, these are expensive bailouts — the Denmark plan, which includes paid sick leave and rent relief, could total 13% of its gross domestic product — but the U.S. is also trying an expensive bailout that makes people call their state unemployment office dozens of times and live in constant fear of medical bills. The US is helping people after they've lost their jobs in the coronavirus pandemic. Here's how 3 European countries are helping workers keep them instead. | Markets InsiderAmerica’s safety net is terrible, in part because our politics are so terrible. On Capitol Hill, the $2.2 trillion relief package enacted last week is a little more worker friendly than we’ve come to expect after several decades of American kleptocracy, but still larded by lobbyists and their political pals with lots of corporate welfare, in a nation that puts wealthy shareholders at the front of the line.Enter Joel Freedman, he demanded $1 million a month to use his empty 500-bed Hahnemann Hospital for any coronavirus overflow. Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said the city offered to lease the hospital for a “nominal” amount and cover maintenance and expenses. The deal would have paid Freedman “hundreds of thousands of dollars a month” and increase the value by doing “extensive work to make it usable again. Yet the owner would not agree to our offer,” he said. Hahnemann building’s owner stymies city’s bid to lease it for COVID-19 casesAsk yourself this: Why are our next-door neighbors in Canada streamlining their relief program to give adults a $2,000 check every month for the next four months, while America has designed a complicated machine — the direct check is only $1,200, although the jobless will benefit from turbocharged unemployment payments, if and when they ever get that benefit — that Rube Goldberg himself would struggle to operate? The millions of marginalized or, increasingly, homeless Americans who are “unbanked” may have to wait months for that $1,200, if they can get it at all — even as they clearly need it the most. Trudeau unveils new $2,000 per month benefit to streamline COVID-19 aid - Victoria NewsIs this any way to run the world’s beacon of democracy? Don’t answer that! And yet here we find ourselves in a time of coronavirus choosing the next president, and faced with the likelihood of two septuagenarian nominees — one who’s spent four years shredding what’s left of the safety net and one who mainly wants a return to the “normalcy” that fostered these problems. Just this week, Joe Biden told an interviewer that even with the pandemic he fails to see the need for a universal health system like “Medicare for All.” Seriously? Just wait until voters start getting massive hospital bills before they get their paltry $1,200. Biden says coronavirus' impact on health system hasn't changed his mind on single-payerEvents on the ground are likely to leave both Biden and Donald Trump in the dust. Already, thousands of workers at businesses like Amazon and Instacart are striking because of alarm over potentially unsafe working conditions, and working-class unrest will only get worse once the now-predicted depression takes root. Strikes at Instacart and Amazon Over Coronavirus Health ConcernsIn normal times, voters had been buying the argument that a switch from America’s inhumane health care system — with its surprise bills and medical bankruptcies — to a single-payer system was too disruptive. By Election Day, however, the combo of hospital bills and sick people who lost insurance when they also lost their jobs is going to make the clamor for Medicare for All too loud for even Washington to ignore. This will help too:Donald Trump has reportedly decided against reopening Affordable Care Act enrollment to ease the economic pain of the uninsured and help protect them from devastating medical costs. Trump rejects Obamacare special enrollment period amid pandemicAn anonymous White House official told Politico Tuesday night that the Trump administration will not reopen Get 2020 health coverage. Health Insurance Marketplace for a special enrollment period as the U.S. battles the COVID-19 outbreak, disregarding urgent pleas from a diverse array of advocacy groups (pdf) and more than 100 members of Congress (pdf). The White House is “exploring other options,” the official said without elaborating.“The people living in the 38 states that use Get 2020 health coverage. Health Insurance Marketplace will likely remain uninsured, leaving them potentially exposed to tens of thousands of dollars in costs if they get sick from the novel coronavirus and need medical treatment.” —Jeff Young, HuffPostBecause it’s not about the cruelty, but fanatical cruelty is the new norm for Trump and his administration which is—before I forget— currently backing a Republican lawsuit that, if successful, would overturn the ACA and throw tens of millions more off their insurance. Trump Is Trying to Pull Millions off Insurance as Coronavirus SpreadsNever mind that just yesterday, Tuesday, Donald Trump announced we should expect 100-200k deaths in the U.S. For those without health insurance, this is fatal. It’s time to end this senseless war on healthcare..@Acosta: "Should Americans prepare for the likelihood that there'll be 100,000 Americans that will die from the virus?"FAUCI: "The answer is yes." pic.twitter.com/URQLmr2Iss— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 31, 2020To conclude: If worker unrest and solidarity grows (and it probably will), universal health care won’t be the only radical change on the horizon. No matter who ends up in the White House in 2021, anything resembling the Great Depression of FDR’s time is likely to bring about something resembling a second New Deal, with mandatory paid sick leave, a college debt cancellation, a guaranteed living wage and the return of a working social safety net. It’s not too alarmist to think that the alternatives are the things that FDR staved off in 1933 — fascism, or revolution. Americans have shown in recent weeks that we are a good people. Like we did several generations ago, let’s overcome “fear itself” and do the right things for our nation. From no insurance to an unemployment runaround, coronavirus exposes broken U.S. system | Will Bunch

I agree with Ed McManus’ question: your employer isn’t obligated to pay you twice for one day off. If your employer ordinarily pays one holiday at Christmas, and you qualify to take paid holidays, then you should take Christmas as a paid holiday, period, . . . and see whether you can carry over any sick leave into next year. If you have sick leave and cannot carry it over, then perhaps you try to arrange to take off a number of days between Christmas and the weekend after Christmas. Or days between Christmas Day and New Years’ Eve.If your employer does not offer to pay their employees for a Christmas Day holiday, or if you do not qualify for that paid holiday, AND if you are entitled to paid sick leave as of that day, then you should be able to take it as a sick day after surgery. Get a note from your doctor, identifying the illness or injury for which they’re treating you, the nature of the surgery, and their recommendation that you take that day off. (The doc will know what to write; they have to do these notes all the time.)If the note to your employer doesn’t persuade them, and you can get a statement like a pdf of a pay stub that indicates that you have sick leave coming to you, then you might consider approaching the wage and hour board of your state or local government.Try to estimate or find out how many employees work for your employer, whether your employer has just the one operation where you work, or if there are multiple operations owned and operated by your employer.Where I live, there’s a state agency called Labor and Industry Commission, which regulates such matters. Look for a corresponding agency in your state, and find their website. From there you should be able to call or email a report of your employer’s denial, asking that agency or commission whether your employer is required by law to provide paid leave for that day, and if so, how you ought to proceed with your complaint. You may be asked how many employees your employer has, and other questions about the days and hours you work, the paid holidays offered, and the sick leave offered, so be prepared to provide this information.I wish you the best of luck with your dilemma, and a very Merry and healthy Christmas to you and yours.(And to the readership who don’t celebrate Christmas but some other winter holiday, I wish you the very best compliments of the season, and a safe and healthy one.And if you don’t celebrate any winter holidays, then may you have a healthy, safe and pleasant winter.And if you’re a Latin-loving Catholic: Adventui Sollemnitatique Nativitatis Domini beatis et salubritatibus tibi.)

I got my first job offer from NPCC through GATE-2014 on 18th Feb 2015.I was in mixed emotions, as at that time I was preparing for IES so I got confused about whether should I take this job or continue with my preparation. I was in a great dilemma so I asked my family members what should I do.Papa:- Don’t Divert your focus keep doing preparation of IES.Mummy:- Son do what your heart says.Friends :- Dost govt job easily milte nahi just take it keep doing your IES prepration with Job. Friend its difficult to get govt job, you are lucky to get so just take it and keep doing preparation.So after so much thinking and discussion with my family members and friends, I took this job and get posted in Mumbai. But in a Month I apply for a sick leave get back to Delhi and start preparation for IES.On 30th December 2015 I succeeded In IES and on 29th June 2016, I got a job offer from president of IndiaWhen the result of IES-2015 declared I was all alone in the house. I was just waking from my evening nap and as usual, I opened UPSC site to check whether the result gets declared or not, But on that day when I open UPSC site I see the ESE-2015 result link and when I clicked on it, it gets downloaded and automatically gets open. I started scrolling results PDf from top to bottom from by checking each and every name manually. My heartbeat increased exponentially as I kept going down the list. When the list reached 100 and I had still not found my name, I began to feel anxious for the first time. From my initial stage of preparation, I had focused only on the effort that I was going to put and not worry about the results. But at that moment, everything flies out of the window, and all I was worried and focused on my result.I scrolled down and finally, I saw mine at AIR 105. At that exact moment, I felt relieved- relieved that I did not have to pick up the books again. I start getting calls from all my friends. I was so happy at that time that I don’t have any words to express this feeling.But one thing I sure that was the most amazing feeling that I felt when I got to see my name in the final recommended list of UPSC-IES 2015.Thanks for readingAvdhesh