NYCHA Community Service Required or face eviction? (NYC Housing Authority) (for rent, unemployment benefits)
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In the past I received one of those letters requiring one of my family members to do community service and i was curious if there was a way around it? hes currently unemployed and receiving unemployment benefits and looking for jobs currently.
In the past I received one of those letters requiring one of my family members to do community service and i was curious if there was a way around it? hes currently unemployed and receiving unemployment benefits and looking for jobs currently.
Unfreakinreal!
Mod cut - language
Liberals, Progressives, Socialist, this is the product of your values and policies.
OP,
You and yours need a reality check. Community Service is the least you all can do to pay society back for all you are being given. Don't you think you 'owe' for the housing and money you are receiving?
Last edited by SeventhFloor; 04-25-2011 at 10:44 AM..
In the past I received one of those letters requiring one of my family members to do community service and i was curious if there was a way around it? hes currently unemployed and receiving unemployment benefits and looking for jobs currently.
This has GOT to be a joke!!!! If not, you have some gonads!
You're getting what amounts to free housing, he's getting unemployement benefits and, yet, you don't want to do some simple community service work to GIVE BACK to the community you're sucking off of!
I'm sure he's out looking for a job from 8am to 6pm 5 days a week and just doesn't have the time for community service
I hope you DO get evicted. Then you can pay full, market-value rent and see how hard a time the rest of us who choose not to leech off "the system" have it.
In the past I received one of those letters requiring one of my family members to do community service and i was curious if there was a way around it? hes currently unemployed and receiving unemployment benefits and looking for jobs currently.
Those NYCHA community service requirements are poorly enforced at best. NYCHA has a training program for residents to either become groundskeepers or construction workers for their contractors. Go for that instead.
wait you think that were getting free housing? we pay close to 1.1k for rent and its the same amount that they ask us to pay when he was employed. Its not that hes unwilling to do it, im just curious if he found a job within a week or so would he still be required to do the community service for this month?
because of the language barrier hes willing to do the community service if he could go and find a place himself to do the community service but not in the area were living at. K Good news Ive just received an call saying they accept his community service hours that he did in a different area.
Last edited by TheTrustee; 04-25-2011 at 07:55 AM..
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