Has your civilian job been impacted by COVID-19?

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Response by PO1 William "Chip" Nagel made Apr 16 at 2020 11:38 AM

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Security? Nope!

Response by MAJ Ken Landgren made Apr 16 at 2020 11:58 AM

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I have much gratitude that I am medically retired. I have much sympathy for those who rely on paychecks.

Response by SGT Dave Tracy made Apr 16 at 2020 12:18 PM

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My job as been impacted insofar as I telework now; which was something I wasn't a big fan of before, but since the other option is NOT WORKING AT ALL, I'm starting to warm up to it. It's a heck of a good thing--lucky perhaps--on a personal level I have that option when many don't; and on a national level that we live in an age when technology enables many people to be able to work remotely that simply never existed in decades past.

Response by PVT Mark Zehner made Apr 16 at 2020 1:05 PM

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Both my part time jobs have been halted. Fortunately ( which sounds strange) I finally found a benefit from being wounded!? A guaranteed pay check

Response by SPC Andrew K. made Apr 16 at 2020 1:05 PM

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I’m a substitute teacher. Just started in January/February so I’m not essential. I’m on disability but looking for a job again

Response by SPC Kevin Ford made Apr 16 at 2020 1:18 PM

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Yes and no, I haven't lost my job or had pay or benefits impacted but we have had clients pull back.

Response by PO3 David Fries made Apr 16 at 2020 2:35 PM

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I don’t fit into any of the three categories, but my job has definitely been impacted.

Response by SGT Patrick Reno made Apr 16 at 2020 3:08 PM

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Thankfully no I have not been impacted. I am the plant manager of a lumber mill and we are very busy right now. Almost more than the norm. There are a lot of orders going out to the home center stores. So as long as all of you keep doing all your home projects while your off, I can stay busy. Thanks

Response by PO3 Michael Peterson made Apr 16 at 2020 3:27 PM

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Yes

Response by SSG Private RallyPoint Member made Apr 16 at 2020 3:29 PM

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No we are still working, operations here do not shut down, it would cost millions to start it back up.

Response by PO1 Brian Austin made Apr 16 at 2020 3:51 PM

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No, thankfully. My wife is a Nurse, we both work in COVID 19 positive facilities. The actual impact has been an increase in hours due to being short staffed. In my case, today will be my 15th work day in a row. The tax man loves me...LOL

Response by SPC Margaret Higgins made Apr 16 at 2020 3:55 PM

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I don't formally work. I am a professional singer; a professional photographer; and, I am a Facebook coach.

Response by 1SG Dennis Hicks made Apr 16 at 2020 4:12 PM

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You needed a 4th option so I had to choose #3 as a default. I lost 2/3's of my men to Involuntary layoff, My job is sort of shut down but we have a caretaker crew, me included that does PMCS for the grounds, 12 Acres 16 buildings in a city. With 4 guys you would think it would be easy, its not. No Overtime, no shift coverage fo anyone that calls out sick (Regular sick). I have been fortunate that I can commute to my job and have PPE. Overall I am in a good place financially with Army retirement pay and my work pay for now but that can change anyway now.

Response by Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen made Apr 16 at 2020 5:45 PM

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One advantage of being fully retired, zero impact on pay.

Response by SPC Ethan Steenbergen Beck made Apr 16 at 2020 5:58 PM

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I am disabled, so I draw a pension monthly, but work pay is up in the air if this lasts past may 2

Response by SPC MarQuita Gales made Apr 16 at 2020 6:15 PM

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Slightly. Grateful to work in the healthcare industry so I am able to work however, I have been put on a part time schedule until further notice. So I’m not allowed to make over 30 hours in one week. Fortunately I do have service connected disabilities and I am school, hopefully those supplement.

Response by CWO3 Dave Alcantara made Apr 16 at 2020 9:21 PM

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I fall under critical infrastructure, so I am still gainfully employed.

But work has been slow. Luckily I am salaried, so my pay has not been affected

Response by SCPO Morris Ramsey made Apr 16 at 2020 9:35 PM

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I actually landed a work from home gig just as the shelter in place decree was issued.

Response by LCDR Andy Hill made Apr 17 at 2020 1:30 AM

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I have had to change where I work, now I work at home from a computer. I had to make changes for much of what was scheduled, and planned to be done at the facility. But at least most of those I work with are still working.

Response by SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth made Apr 17 at 2020 6:26 AM

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No.

Response by SFC Casey O'Mally made Apr 17 at 2020 8:14 AM

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I am "essential." I am working MORE this last month and a half. However my wife (and ALL of her coworkers) was sent home at the beginning of March and paid for 15 hours a week. That lasted until a week ago, when her entire store was laid off.

Response by Sgt William Troskey made Apr 17 at 2020 1:15 PM

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It has been impacted only to the extent that I am considered essential and must come into work. (Telework is not an option for my job.) And since I work in a VA hospital, it is recommended that I wear a mask in all common areas. I have to walk through the Urgent Care waiting area to get to my office.

Response by SGT Matthew S. made Apr 17 at 2020 1:17 PM

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I work for a municipality and as far as I know there have been no job losses or pay/benefit reductions within our organization. Our procedures & operations have changed, but no personnel issues that I'm aware of, other than the State shut down all the prison inmate work crews.

Response by MSgt Private RallyPoint Member made Apr 17 at 2020 4:04 PM

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Technically no I haven’t been impacted I’m deemed essential. I work for our cities street maintenance department. What has impacted our crews is we are still running on our winter shift schedule. In the winter we divided our people of 70 individuals into crews covering 24/7 working four tens. There is some grumbling because most would rather be back to our summer day’s schedule but they understand what’s best for everyone’s health. Personally I’m just happy to be still working and receiving a paycheck. My wife and I have also been donating money to our local food back to hopefully help a little to those suffering right now. Lucky both my son’s family are also working. My youngest son is a respiratory therapist in a rural hospital and is deemed essential and I worry about him all the time. Fortunately they only have two confirmed cases in their county with one suspicious case (waiting for results). My oldest son SFC Steven Borders who is now an Army reservist and works for the Army as a civilian works from home. The last thing I would like to add is to all of you. Stay strong we are all in this together. God Bless brothers and sister.

Response by Lt Col Charlie Brown made Apr 17 at 2020 4:21 PM

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My volunteer work has definitely been impacted; we usually run workshops in groups of 10-15 military or veterans; now we are trying to work out how to do that virtually and still be effective.

Response by MSgt Private RallyPoint Member made Apr 17 at 2020 6:28 PM

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Mission essential.

Response by MSgt Steven Holt, NRP, CCEMT-P made Apr 17 at 2020 7:16 PM

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By the virus itself, no. Definitely by the stupidity displayed by certain individuals because of it.

Response by Jack Powell made Apr 17 at 2020 7:51 PM

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Response by SPC David S. made Apr 17 at 2020 10:01 PM

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I've been furloughed for 90 days - however I jumped on an IARPA project doing intelligence analysis work probono as the research is related to current COVID-19 pandemic. I'm also working to get certified in python programming in the down time - taking advantage of free time. Thankful for having the financial resources to be able to take some time off - I know not everyone can just sit this out. Looking forward to getting back to work to help the economy recover.

Response by CPT Gurinder (Gene) Rana made Apr 18 at 2020 10:15 AM

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Covid-19 has spread across the globe like no other wildfire we know or any tornado, hurricane and typhoon we know about. India has been under a national Lockdown, except for essential services, since 20 March 2020. This Lockdown might open on 3 May 2020. Some businesses might reopen earlier on 20 April 2020 to restart the economy.

Based on the current situation, our Board of Investors took an uncalculated approach to reducing losses during Lockdown by laying off critical staff that will be necessary to restore operational efficiency and stability once the Lockdown is lifted. As Business Leader, the Board directed me and the vertical heads to collect only base pay for the Lockdown period or tender resignation. Two-thirds of our salaries are in variable allowances, since the organization gets a tax cut on such business expenses in India. So; my take home for this Lockdown period will be under $1000.00 only. If the Lockdown period is extended again then, we might be told not to take pay or resign. Let's see what happens next.

Although the Prime Minister of India Narender Modi has told all employers not to fire or layoff employees during this Lockdown period, which is tough times across the globe, many businesses are finding it impossible to sustain overheads. I would have taken a loan, if necessary to tie over ends through these troubled times; however, I would never even contemplate inconveniencing my own staff or leaders. At worst, I would not take pay for sixty days and reduce leader salaries that can be recovered over time to make sure business as usual upon lifting of the Lockdown here. I am against causing inconvenience to our talented Team; firing or laying off talent will be my very last resort, if I ever reach that decision. I am all for sustainence of the Team and the Talent (I-CARE).

Response by Cpl Private RallyPoint Member made Apr 18 at 2020 12:28 PM

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I'm not affected by the virus as I'm able to work from home and my bank account is doing much better, no tolls, no gas, no wear and tear on my POV, cooking and eating in...

Response by LTC Warren Miller made Apr 18 at 2020 1:58 PM

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Imagine a drill sergeant trying to conduct platoon level drill and ceremony over Zoom. I’m a civilian high school band director. Yeah, challenges abound.

Response by CPO Rob Carleen made Apr 18 at 2020 3:50 PM

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I’m retired, 74yo, so it hasn’t affected me financially, but I miss church and my volunteer work.

Response by SSgt Kelly D. made Apr 18 at 2020 6:36 PM

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My husband and I work together and while we are not making as much as before we are still getting by. Thank God for telework!

Response by CWO3 Private RallyPoint Member made Apr 19 at 2020 8:38 AM

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CWO (RETD) = completely without occupation.

Response by PO1 John Johnson made Apr 19 at 2020 10:07 AM

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As a retired stay-at-home husband, I can definitely say no. "Chief Cook and Bottle Washer" has no other work space.

Response by MSG Danny Mathers made Apr 19 at 2020 4:15 PM

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I do security work.

Response by SPC Nancy Greene made Apr 19 at 2020 4:42 PM

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No...do not have a civilian job; however, my stimulus compensation has been delayed due to the fact the Department of Veterans Affairs is responsible for distribution to Veterans

Response by MSG Glen Miller made Apr 19 at 2020 4:53 PM

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Oh I’m sure it has, fortunately I’m retired....lol

Response by SGT Private RallyPoint Member made Apr 19 at 2020 5:33 PM

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Yes, nothing is getting done, but still getting paid.

Response by LTC Jason Mackay made Apr 19 at 2020 7:08 PM

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The choices are flawed. My job has been impacted by COVID19. I'm teaching from home. Not as fun as that sounds, but thankful I have a job.

Response by PO3 Steven Guess made Apr 19 at 2020 11:24 PM

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I'm about as essential as you can get. I'm trash truck mechanic

Response by SGT Bleddyn Wilson made Apr 20 at 2020 1:39 AM

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Nope the couch hasn’t moved

Response by SPC Nancy Detwiler made Apr 20 at 2020 8:20 AM

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Both of my jobs are considered essential. I work 62 hours a week with the public as a nurse and security guard

Response by SGT Herbert Bollum made Apr 20 at 2020 12:01 PM

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My only changes have been to not drive to a different location 2 or 3 times a week.
I have been put on straight 40 hour week, used to be Long days on Tuesday and Thursday (10 hours plus travel to second location) then had a short day on Friday to keep it down to 40 hours. Love the gas savings (close to a tank of gas every two weeks saved).
My wife is working about 12 hours less each week though.

Response by CPL Douglas Chrysler made Apr 20 at 2020 12:36 PM

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I'm being impacted right now.

Response by SGT Billy Glenn Willett made Apr 20 at 2020 3:11 PM

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Nope....life is good.

Response by SGT Thomas Heinold made Apr 20 at 2020 3:32 PM

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Not at all

Response by SPC Erich Guenther made Apr 20 at 2020 6:20 PM

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Wow, what a stark difference in answers, no grey area here? Such as Yes, very slight impact? Or perhaps a not much option? Also, don't believe the FULL STOP business. Some companies are reporting record earnings for the first quarter which ended March 31st. Understood unemployment is very high primarily in the service sector but a lot of manufacturing is still up and running and some plants are already fully automated with only a skeleton human crew to maintain the plant. You can't stop a $20 trillion economy on a dime even if POTUS orders it. My guess is we are still at least at 50% or slightly higher. While I realize that is still painful and heavily hits service sector, it is far cry from a FULL STOP. What that all means to me is if recovery happens in at least the next 3-4 months, we should recover OK and there is not going to be a "Great Depression" as some are running around stating.

Response by SFC Herve Abrams made Apr 20 at 2020 11:57 PM

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Working from home only.

Response by SFC Richard Williamson made Apr 21 at 2020 10:23 AM

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Only if my job is staying home and pissin' my wife off, then No.

Response by SFC Christopher Taggart made Apr 21 at 2020 7:31 PM

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Nope...I've been extremely blessed.

Response by PO2 Bill Reardon made Apr 21 at 2020 9:52 PM

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Yes my job is impacted because they built a hospital unit at the Javits Ctr here in NYC

Response by PO2 Bill Reardon made Apr 21 at 2020 9:53 PM

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Response by PO1 Kevin Dougherty made Apr 21 at 2020 11:31 PM

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Yep, definitely. Can't visit clients, so I've been retired.

Response by Cpl Shane Ervin made Apr 22 at 2020 12:35 AM

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Received a special assignment offer one day, laid off 6 days later. Stinking COVID.

Response by SFC John Renkiewicz made Apr 22 at 2020 7:45 AM

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Yes. I worked for an independently owned pet supply store and after the initial buying frenzy business has slowed considerably. My wife is in health care working primarily with geriatric patients and was worried that I would be more susceptible to bringing the virus home from working in a retail environment with little to no protective protocols; as such I began a leave of absence on 1 April. On 16 April I informed the owner that I would not be coming back to work in May or June as anticipated; I wanted her to have plenty of notice to find a replacement for when business picked back up. Effectively, I am now retired! Once this pandemic is over I will either do some part time or volunteer work; until then, lots to do around the house and yard!

Response by SFC Dennis A. made Apr 22 at 2020 7:51 AM

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Yes and no, normally I do a lot of travel for work. So I'm doing everything that I can without the travel. Phone call, emails, Skype meeting etc.

Response by SN Tim Rogers made Apr 22 at 2020 7:00 PM

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Pay cuts stink

Response by SPC Joshua Ulch made Apr 22 at 2020 9:53 PM

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Placed on a Salary Leave of Absence. Lost 25% of my salary. No end in sight.

Response by 1SG Brian Adams made Apr 22 at 2020 11:08 PM

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Yes, my volunteer work..

Response by SSG Robert Meakins made Apr 23 at 2020 2:22 AM

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Long hours no time off

Response by PO3 Kenneth Todd made Apr 23 at 2020 1:43 PM

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Only the implementation

Response by SFC Jeffrey Lane made Apr 23 at 2020 4:55 PM

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I am losing my business, because I a self employed Fitness Center.

Response by CWO3 Dennis M. made Apr 24 at 2020 7:46 AM

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1. I am a retired Naval Officer with a 23 year pension.
2. I am the retired County Sheriff (2nd Career) with an 18 year pension.
3. I am well over 65 and get Social Security (the money I paid into it since I was 16 years old)
4. I live on a sizable piece of property that generates income for me.
5. My wife is the retired town Clerk and she get gets a 20+ year pension.

Response by TSgt Steven Remus made Apr 24 at 2020 9:06 AM

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Yes, in a couple of ways. Lots of threats to cut hours (even though the business has seen an increase in media and revenue (they make a testing assay for COVID)) and this whole work from Home thing is a mess. I need an office.

I'm also in the middle of looking to go back to the Defense world via contracting or Federal, so that process is even more convoluted.

Response by 1LT Peter Duston made Apr 24 at 2020 9:57 AM

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Yes! First it was the trumps immigration and visa statements and policy plus fear of gun violence in schools that limited the number of foreign students with
whom I work. That was in the fall. Some had difficulties getting their student visas renewed in their home countries and others, the parents were just plain fearful of the school atmosphere here in America and started sending their kids to Australia, England and Canada who benefited greatly from Trump policies. When the flu epidemic hit, the schools like work with shut down, foreign students went home or into quarantine so the students that I get in the late winter and spring all disappeared so I am out of business as an educational consultant. Besides, the IRS seems to have miss spelled my name in their system so I did not get my refund check nor did I get my economic stimulus check. Thank you US government.

Response by PO3 William Carrien made Apr 24 at 2020 4:29 PM

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Retired, Nope

Response by PV2 Joseph Myers made Apr 24 at 2020 5:46 PM

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I work in the Hospitalty Industry reduced hours and 40% pay cut temporarily. And a whole host of idiots that don’t know what stay at home means

Response by Sgt Private RallyPoint Member made Apr 25 at 2020 9:25 AM

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My civilian job is “retired but active according to what seems important to me.” So, no, because I will still do what is important but I can be fluid about it. Besides I find “essential” vs “nonessential” activities are actually open to personal importance.

Response by PVT Steven Hoffman made Apr 25 at 2020 12:13 PM

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Yes. Still working due to the company being an "Essential" Business, but now only getting 25-30 hours a week instead of 40.

Response by SPC Shanita Strickland made Apr 25 at 2020 1:56 PM

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No I haven't been affected at least not in a bad way

Response by SGT Michael Nenzoski made Apr 25 at 2020 8:12 PM

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Oh yeah. I am on 2 weeks and off for 2 weeks with pay.

Response by MAJ Ken Landgren made Apr 28 at 2020 1:02 PM

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Irony is many people make more being unemployed thus there is a disincentive to work.

Response by Sgt Kelli Mays made Apr 28 at 2020 3:00 PM

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Not my Job. I can work from home. Everyone in my company is working from home.

Response by SPC Andrew K. made Apr 28 at 2020 4:13 PM

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Substitute teacher so teachers are from at home and substitutes are out of a job

Response by SGT Charles Tittl made Apr 28 at 2020 5:00 PM

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Nope, I work in a hospital so I'm on the front lines...

Response by SFC Terry Wilcox made Apr 28 at 2020 7:33 PM

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Nope - Re-Retirement seems to shield me from these things. Just sit at home and make crafts.

Response by SSgt Tim Ricci made Apr 28 at 2020 10:07 PM

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No. I go to work every day, business as usual. Can't inspect work done on Jets from home. The wife is telework though, uggg I really do not like that, as it seems she has more time to find Honey do stuff for me to do.

Response by Wm Hunt made Apr 29 at 2020 4:17 PM

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The whole country has gone insane. Hopefully this thins out the nation of non hackers and pussy liberal buttfuckers

Response by PFC Nicholas Efstathiou made Apr 30 at 2020 8:33 AM

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I'm a paraprofessional and I work with intensive needs students at a high school. It's difficult to assist them via zoom meetings.

Response by Maj Bruce Pawlak made Apr 30 at 2020 10:33 AM

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I am totally retired due to heath reasons. If I was still working I would be in the thick of it all... My last civilian employment was as a midnight shift hospital chaplain in a level one trauma center in a major metropolitan city.

Response by PO2 Chris Mccarthy made Apr 30 at 2020 1:11 PM

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Fortunately I am an HVAC tech. We are considered essential so we have not been affected at this time.

Response by Donald E Gleason Jr made Apr 30 at 2020 3:50 PM

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Conracts suspended and prospective client meetings deferred - revenues are now $0

Response by LTC Jeff Shearer made May 1 at 2020 12:23 PM

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Yes!!! since I have contracted COVID-19 I run even slower than before. Yesterday I had to give myself an open chest heart message durning the run. I have been forced to live in a van down by the river.

Just a joke I know it serious just trying to lighten it up a bit. Its all a joke except living in a van down by the river.

Response by Capt Dwayne Conyers made May 1 at 2020 6:00 PM

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My ENTIRE LIFE has been affected...

Response by SFC Ernest Thurston made May 2 at 2020 12:32 AM

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Nope, retired and my new job is getting online and making stupid comments about everything and anything. Oh yeah, I go to church, I also walk my dogs, cut the grass, clean the house, watch TV, nap, think about cutting the grass and nap, get online, and forget things. Oh yeah, I already said that. And nap, and walk the dogs, and forget things, and nap. Just kidding, but not much.:-)

Response by LTC Hillary Luton made May 2 at 2020 8:54 AM

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Yes. I was laid off from my previous job. I still have a part time job and a tentative job offer for a new job, so I consider myself one of the lucky ones.

Response by MAJ Ken Landgren made May 2 at 2020 12:52 PM

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My daughter is a hair dresser. She gets $200/week for unemployment from the government and $600/week from the business owner. That is a lot of financial pressure on the business owner.

Response by SGT Alfred Kingham made May 13 at 2020 9:27 PM

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I’m a GiG worker, drive for UBER and due to the COVD19 pandemic, and my age and that of my spouse, I could not risk contracting the virus Ann bringing it home.

Response by SPC Douglas Wright made May 13 at 2020 11:16 PM

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Oil patch directional drilling. Covid locked down china...oil sat in tankers. Then russia and the saudis had there spat and oil dropped like a rock. Over 400 rigs have been stacked out.

Response by Capt Raymond Parks made May 13 at 2020 11:29 PM

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My job has slowed down as it involves direct cyber security assessment of a commuter railroad. The railroad is in a state with strict lockdown so travel there and walking the track is not allowed.

Response by LTC Patrick Mulloney made May 14 at 2020 2:28 AM

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I was fired from my federal job due to my disabilities (mainly PTSD). Management pushed some kids made up allegations No witnesses, no counselling statements, no evidence whatsoever but they terminated me for misconduct, first offense. I got a lawyer and she was shocked

Response by PO3 Harratial Means made May 14 at 2020 7:18 AM

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I lost a job in an industry that been in for 28 years. It is probably been impacted in a way that gonna make recovery very difficult to recover and slow at best. So at the age of 50 I'm having to.look elsewhere

Response by Capt Tim Coffin made May 14 at 2020 7:35 AM

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I lost my job