I work and all and my job will give me benefits but I think it too much with taking it out of my check and I like to have benefits and not have to worry. If you know a website that would be great.
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if you have ocd you get benefit, i have it :P
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Look at it from a hourly rate.  I assume you could get an office job of some kind otherwise no one would let you within 100 miles of their books.  \n\nWhat could you get paid if you just went out and got the best job you could with your skills etc?  What about fringe benefits?  Most companies have health insurance of some kind what is that value.  What about paid sick days?  Vacation days?  401k match?  Profit sharing?  Retirement pension (I don't think you see this so much anymore)?  Where would you work?  Who pays for the office equipment and supplies?\n\nAnyway you need to charge as much as you could make at a good job INCLUDING the value of the fringe benefits?  You may discount this a bit IF you can work when you want etc.  Otherwise why bother?  Working for someone else has a more stable income.\n\nI have been self employed for over 10 years
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Well, you can work for cash all you want.  One time I accidentally checked the box that said I was ineligible for vacation pay and I got my vacation pay and my full unemployment benefits anyway and they never caught that.
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Go to your states labor laws website, usually under Dept of employment security. With your state name plus a ".state" or a ".gov"
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dont think about ur job so much ...its only a way to pay for things.....work to live not live to work
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You bet you are. I'm glad you asked. Everyone has something good about themselves, that will help others. Try to build on what you already have. Do you sing? Sing more, learn more songs. I spend most of my time at work, and think work has more rewards than just the paycheck. Good Luck.
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dont try grant.com\n\ngo to www.govbenefits.gov\n\nthey have like a questionnaire tool to match you to the grants,loans, benefits, etc that  you are eligible for
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I've been an insurance agent since 1985 and I'm not aware of any way that you can bypass your company and get information directly.  You are in a tough position.  Asserting your rights may create an uncomfortable position for you at your job.\n\nIt sounds like you will have to go over your boss' head to get an answer.  If they are taking money out of your check and you have the option of stopping those deductions, you may want to look into purchasing health insurance on your own.  \n\nYou can visit the website I listed below for more information.  \n\nGood Luck.
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Any salary that gets you through the day without worrying about food or other nessesities is enough. You should learn to enjoy life without breaking it rich.
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If a company runs out of money, employees have several possibile ways to collect. \n\nFirst, go immediately to the Department of Labor's Employment Securities Commission. \n\nReporting there does several things. First, you can get information on other jobs, possibly unemployment benefits, and the department of Labor has ways to force employers to pay up. If you get a paycheck that bounces, the DOL can get your money for you. It takes a while, but that's better than not getting your wages at all.\n\nAnd notify the Social Security Commission. Employers must pay your Social security taxes.\n\nAnd notify the Internal Revenue Service. Employers must pay the IRS the money they have deducted from your wages. The IRS can shut a business down and take an employer's personal assets to recoup social security, medicare, and withholding taxes for you.\n\nIf your employer is a corporation, the officers of the corporation have less accountability than the owners of a company, but the IRS has ways.
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What a great question!  A lot of people don't understand that the benefits a company offers will increase your total compensation package.  \n\nAccording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, benefits\naccount for nearly 35%of an employee’s total compensation. Yet, more than half of all employees don’t understand or\nappreciate the value of their employer-paidbenefits.\n\nBenefits include items such as insurance and health benefits,\nsocial security, Medicare, unemployment insurance, workers’\ncompensation, defined contribution, defined benefit, retirement and savings, supplemental pay vacations, holidays and sick leave.
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why not.. if you're not working.. it would certainly be a financial help! right?
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I understand that some people have no choice, but to work in the underground cash economy.  However you are not one of those people and it is highly unlikely that the risks you take will be worth it.  Say your job that pays you well finds out and fires you, did you really come out ahead.  Or the IRS could come after you.\n\nIf you do have a lot of free time and you want to make money, I suggest starting your own business.  You should probably get permission from your current job.  Some businesses can almost start out as a hobby in which case you probably could delay reporting your activity to your job if it is a big pain, until you are sure that it will be a business.  For a hobby on your taxes you report income and can deduct expenses up to your income to end up not owing additional taxes.
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The Government has created a portal to help individuals who need benefits because of life events. Visit http://www.govbenefits.gov\n\nUse the drop down button\nDO YOU NEED BENEFITS BECAUSE OF A LIFE EVENT?\nChoose the life situation best applicable to you and then see if you qualify for the available government assistance.\n\nForget grant money - there's hardly any money for individuals. Go to the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) http://www.cfda.gov and Grants.gov http://www.grants.gov - these are two sites created by the federal government to provide transparency and information on grants. But you'd be hard pressed to find any grant that would support individuals.
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You might want to consider cashing your check by yourself by placing your check in the cash drawer at the Quiznos you work at and taking the amount of the paycheck from the cash drawer.  Once you have done this, I would definately quit since you'll probably get fired anyway.  At least you won't be out the money?
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http://www.ehow.com/how_107717_sell-yourself-job.html
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It sounds unfair, since you're there for the employer's benefit.  I would check with your state's Labor Department.