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jmbar2

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9. I'm a sub in a small rural district in Oregon

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Reply #6)

Thu Jun 15, 2023, 06:43 PM

Jun 2023

You're right - a lot of teachers pick up summer gigs, but some can't do the typical summer gigs because of age or disability (for example, being a Walmart greeter when you have bad feet). Some jobs don't want temporary workers if they can hire longer term.

Both subs and teachers can qualify for unemployment here if you have worked 500 hours over the past 4 quarters.

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