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Bonjour à toutes et à tous,

J'ai une question concernant les allocations chômage. Je suis un résident étranger en France et ma maîtrise de la langue française est limitée. Pendant la pandémie de COVID-19, je m'étais inscrit à Pôle Emploi pour quelques mois, et la procédure d'inscription ainsi que toutes les réunions s'étaient déroulées à distance par visioconférence. Lors des appels vidéo liés à la procédure d'inscription, un conseiller m'a parlé de renoncer à mes allocations actuelles pour passer à un nouveau dispositif d'indemnisation. En raison de mon niveau de français limité, un malentendu s'est produit et j'ai signé le document.

Récemment, lors de ma réinscription auprès de France Travail, j'ai découvert que mes anciens droits aux allocations avaient été définitivement perdus lorsque j'ai opté pour le nouveau dispositif. Est-il possible de rétablir les droits initiaux auxquels j'ai renoncé par erreur ? Comment me conseilleriez-vous de gérer cette situation ?

Je vous remercie par avance pour votre aide.

Hello Everyone,

I hold a PhD and till recently i was working as a research engineer. Unfortunately, due to some difficulties with my workplace supervisor, they have begun providing negative reviews about me to prospective employers. This issue has since reached my other supervisors and are beliving my current supervisor version, which has compromised all of my professional references and made it very challenging for me to secure a new job. I attempted to file a complaint with the university, but I have not received a response.

Given this situation, would it be advisable for me to pursue an additional Master's degree in my field of interest? If I do, should I disclose that I already hold a PhD when applying? I am concerned that disclosing my PhD might lead some one from the masters program to contact my supervisors, and that I would remain obligated to declare my PhD for future job applications following the Master's program.

I would greatly appreciate any guidance or advice on how best to navigate this situation.

Hello Everyone,

I hold a PhD and till recently i was working as a research engineer. Unfortunately, due to some difficulties with my workplace supervisor, they have begun providing negative reviews about me to prospective employers. This issue has since reached my other supervisors and are beliving my current supervisor version, which has compromised all of my professional references and made it very challenging for me to secure a new job. I attempted to file a complaint with the university, but I have not received a response.

Given this situation, would it be advisable for me to pursue an additional Master's degree in my field of interest? If I do, should I disclose that I already hold a PhD when applying? I am concerned that disclosing my PhD might lead some one from the masters program to contact my supervisors, and that I would remain obligated to declare my PhD for future job applications following the Master's program.

I would greatly appreciate any guidance or advice on how best to navigate this situation.