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How do you get unemployment?

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Answer:

Choosing career options other than ability one may get unemployed.

Another answer:

If you mean how do you apply for unemployment, each state has an unemployment office that you contact. You would fill out a claim form that will be investigated as to the worthiness of the state paying you under its criteria.

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