Your unemployment check isn't 'free money' — most Americans will end up needing to pay federal and state taxes in most jurisdictions. Here’s what you need to know to avoid any unpleasant surprises down the line https://t.co/IpSovFiGUD
Following in the footsteps of the UK #LightItBlue campaign, the US joined in a show of colour as a way to say thank-you to frontline workers in the fight against #COVID19. https://t.co/Gim1wk2eQR
NEW: Another 6.6 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits this past week. A total of about 17 million people have filed in the last three weeks.
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Now's a good time to time take some online classes to enhance your career. You can access some excellent courses for free with your @nypl card. https://t.co/1eIZwOVCAM #remotelearning#careerchange#successtrain
#BREAKING: All New Yorkers will be able to vote absentee on the June 23rd primaries.
New Yorkers shouldn't have to choose between their health and their civic duty.
It's difficult to stay 6 ft away from people in most NY laundromats. Some of us may have to hand-wash the essentials. #quarantinelife#coronavirusny#COVID19 https://t.co/tMBrC2bnpo
Food is available for ALL who need it in New York City.
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How Freelancers Can Make More Money Using Instagram
Finding creative ways to highlight your work on Instagram can turn the platform into a sort of second portfolio for you, and this one allows you to accrue social proof. Read the whole post: https://t.co/ejkH3j6Xb5
To help stop the spread of COVID-19, many HRA locations are consolidating until further notice. We are asking New Yorkers to do everything they can through #AccessHRA or by calling 311. #SkipTheTrip
Many employers have shifted to phone interviews amid #COVID19. On this episode of my #careerpodcast, you'll learn how to nail your next phone interview. My guest @careersherpa will help you learn the perfect etiquette for your next #PhoneInterview. https://t.co/I9yp5hpzJZ
New Jersey elementary school students will be able to tune in to public television to follow classroom lessons #remotelearning#coronavirus https://t.co/oZTqlzfnNG