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8. Well in the case of "teachers" (at least primary/secondary) as an employment category

Thu Jun 15, 2023, 05:16 PM

Jun 2023

they normally don't become "unemployed" each summer when school lets out (prompting the filing for unemployment), so they wouldn't be contributing to any of it anyway. It's possible that temps working in school districts might qualify (I used to sub for the schools here right after I graduated from college and was job hunting, so I saw how they worked the pay thing and in my case, they had a whole per diem arrangement).

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