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What rough ridin' Justin Bieber song is this?!
My employer has erroneously been withholding for both employee only and family health benefits for like the past 15 months. So, I just got a check for $7500 and my paychecks will increase by like $200. I want to go out and get something like a 1984 Porsche, but probably won't.
My previous employer erroneously withheld double on my health insurance one time so I went apeshit on them and immediately began applying for new jobs. Not only did I get the money back within a week but also got a new job and bailed on those dumbasses during the busiest time of the year.i
The woman who made the mistake was apologizing profusely, but all I could think was, "I'm getting a check for $7500! SOOOOOO AWWWWESOME!" How can you even be pissed off when you get news like that?
Quote from: chum1 on January 17, 2016, 07:55:28 AMThe woman who made the mistake was apologizing profusely, but all I could think was, "I'm getting a check for $7500! SOOOOOO AWWWWESOME!" How can you even be pissed off when you get news like that?How does that work with pre and post tax deductions for insurance? Do you have to pay taxes on that money?
Quote from: Sundance»¤«Kid on January 17, 2016, 08:31:28 AMQuote from: chum1 on January 17, 2016, 07:55:28 AMThe woman who made the mistake was apologizing profusely, but all I could think was, "I'm getting a check for $7500! SOOOOOO AWWWWESOME!" How can you even be pissed off when you get news like that?How does that work with pre and post tax deductions for insurance? Do you have to pay taxes on that money?No idea. I assume my employer will handle all of that appropriately.
Quote from: chum1 on January 17, 2016, 10:45:23 AMQuote from: Sundance»¤«Kid on January 17, 2016, 08:31:28 AMQuote from: chum1 on January 17, 2016, 07:55:28 AMThe woman who made the mistake was apologizing profusely, but all I could think was, "I'm getting a check for $7500! SOOOOOO AWWWWESOME!" How can you even be pissed off when you get news like that?How does that work with pre and post tax deductions for insurance? Do you have to pay taxes on that money?No idea. I assume my employer will handle all of that appropriately.Just saying it would shitty if it went from being untaxed to taxed income.
just pay someone to do it, there are a lot of formats you can use. a professional would know best.
Quote from: pissclams on January 26, 2016, 09:22:03 AMjust pay someone to do it, there are a lot of formats you can use. a professional would know best.not sure I want the hassle of that. It's a simple resume, 2 jobs in 17 years. And my friend runs the company, so it's really more for their parent company's sake.
yes, definitely let wackycat08 glance at it
What I've seen recently are pop-up resumes. Basically resumes folded in such a way that when opened whimsical pictures of your achievements pop up off the page at your potential employer.
in the end, EMAW will always win.