If there is no work, I do not think you're - supposed to stay Posted: Nov 30th, 2019 - 7:35 am In Reply to: TTS - ms
logged in. I worked for TTS 5 or 6 years ago, but back then we rarely ran out, but when we did, we logged off and if work came in they'd email us and/or we checked ourself every half to one hour. If my shift had ended, too bad for them because I was logged off and PC shut down. So for an 8 hour shift, if they only were able to furnish you 3 or 4 hours of work per day, you might have been eligible for partial unemployment. Also, if they had work come in on your days off, you may have been able to pick up a few extra hours if you were available, but I'm sure you know all that. I've heard they are scrambling to hire people right now because of the VDI requirement. They even contacted me to see if I wanted to come back, even though I live in a high min. wage state, but was a good employee and producer before I left. I told Ms. Kelley that I could not afford to upgrade my PC right now to work part-time for them. The cost:benefit ratio is just not there--a lot of operating expense for me for not that much pay.
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