Are you still working?
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CycloneErik
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Since my summer income always drops off, we schemed this year to use a mix of our tax refund and saving up income from 2 of my jobs for our summer next egg.
Wife's job gave her a raise last year. That eliminated the refund part. The 2 jobs will likely be layoffs in the next couple days. The plan might not work like we hoped.
Wife's job gave her a raise last year. That eliminated the refund part. The 2 jobs will likely be layoffs in the next couple days. The plan might not work like we hoped.
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Yup and no matter what other restrictions get put in place I work IT for a financial service so we are considered essential and have to report to work. Would basically take building closures to force me home since my job requires to help people that are in the office and even then would close up all our buildings in town would likely be required to do some kind of support online.
My week sucked but considering all the service industry people getting laid off or hurting from lack of business right now I'm thankful for the job I have and know that things could be worse.
My week sucked but considering all the service industry people getting laid off or hurting from lack of business right now I'm thankful for the job I have and know that things could be worse.
Still cranking out tax returns and taking care of other client needs. Other than my restaurants and coffee shops my other clients are all business as usual. A large company that I do consulting projects for has everyone working from home.
One of my restaurant clients was on vacation in Branson, MO this week (got back today) and said everything down there was business as usual (restaurants full) and was shocked how things back here were so restricted.
One of my restaurant clients was on vacation in Branson, MO this week (got back today) and said everything down there was business as usual (restaurants full) and was shocked how things back here were so restricted.
I'm mechanical engineer who works for a Fortune 50 retailer. I oversee the design and installation of mechanical systems.
Things are continuing as usual but work out in the field will undoubtedly slow down. Most of our design work is completed by our outside consultants. I don't know anything concrete but work for them will most likely slow.
Entire company is working from home, less essential personnel.
Good luck to everyone.
Things are continuing as usual but work out in the field will undoubtedly slow down. Most of our design work is completed by our outside consultants. I don't know anything concrete but work for them will most likely slow.
Entire company is working from home, less essential personnel.
Good luck to everyone.
we actually need to get some work done this spring and are on two company's schedules....I'm hoping that can still happen since they'd be outside and we're still working and being paid so I'd like to still be able to help support those businesses.
I’m an Engineer for an Automotive Supplier. This week was pretty normal other than I tried to limit my time in the factory. Things will slow down next week with the Big Three closures, but our ownership will likely keep everyone working unless customers are shut down several weeks. I brought my surface home in case I need to work from home starting Monday.
Work in the restaurant industry so my job went away this week.
I am encouraging my clients that if they have their stuff ready let's just get it done. If they owe then naturally they can wait until 7/15 to pay. Personally I don't want to be doing a bunch of last minute tax returns in July when my racing season is full go, but luckily I don't think that'll be a problem because everyone I talked to has been onboard with just let's get them done now. Plus some people may need their refunds asap in order to survive through this.
I am a QE for a supplier, but work in an OEM. The plant we supply 90% of our business to stripped their line Friday. We laid off all of our hourly employees Friday and all salaried employees will work from home for the scheduled two week shutdown. My company kept us on during the entire GM strike, but I have a feeling that they won't be able to be so generous this time. I also would be shocked if the Big Three were back up in two weeks, but also realize that these are the types of businesses that don't/won't stay down for long.
Most likely. We do build shells that we customize, and know that we have built mobile medical testing units in that fashion.
Will you guys be going much longer? On both sides county wise and was told that there are certain segments that aren’t going right now. Guessing you guys will get your Fourth of July shutdown a little early.
Anyone's guess at this point. Did see today two Cerro Gordo cases and one Kossuth case (all three cases in 18-40 year old people). Also know that someone in the Waverly facility was at least being tested earlier this week. Some segments were not working a couple weeks ago, but due to production line rearrangement.
My fears are two-fold: shutdown in the short term due to illness, and shutdown later if we eventually run out of chassis due to Ford cutting production (currently on two week shutdown).
CycloneErik
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One manager was pleasantly surprised to see me yesterday, since part-timers aren't supposed to have hours. I don't think that'll happen again.
We got an extremely nice note from the head of our stores here in Iowa. Pretty sure the hammer comes down hard today or tomorrow.
Been really struggling mentally with all of this as someone without a job. I've struggled with depression for years and this is cranking those issues up to 11. I've had alot of conversations with friends and family trying to help me out from afar. I said in a facebook post yesterday that I feel like an inmate on death row just waiting for the needle.
