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This is in contrast to other countries, where the unemployed (especially the long-term unemployed) receive social support.

It really isn't a tax strategy any more than being unemployed with no income is a tax strategy.

If you find yourself unemployed, hack on something in between interviews and call it a startup that didn't work out.

However, the real trick is identifying when you're unemployable (or even starting to get close to it) before you're unemployed.

A good chunk of people in SF are unemployed / not in the labor force.

If you submit part of the project, which you usually have to do unless you're unemployed, they never go for it.

When I was unemployed, I always had at least ten potential employers calling me for my C++ skills.

Certainly you can be an unemployed programmer but adjusting locations/skills can greatly improve circumstances.

A traditional credit union wouldn't kick out a member just because he became unemployed.

This probably won't be the case for their warehouse workers, who might in many cases have a choice between Amazon and unemployed.

I can see why an unemployed/poor person wouldn't have any credit, and thus no credit card.

Ask all the unemployed engineers over fifty if it's phony.

Of course its little consolation that hybrid cars will be cheaper if you're unemployed because the economy crashed, but "someday" hybrid battery packs will only cost a couple hundred bucks.