u/mightyschannel2

[Virginia] What's the likelihood I can continue receiving benefits if I decline my old job back due to mental and physical health?

I lost my warehouse job due to a lay off, now I'm hearing rumors of the company bringing back all of the people they laid off. The job was very physically demanding on my body, some of the heavy lifting I could not perform, the job also caused a lot of mental stress to the point where I had trouble focusing on my work, constant mistakes and poor quality products being assembled on my behalf. I currently work part time retail, a job that I can still perform well in. With all being said, what's the likelihood of me being able to recieve benefits if I refuse my old job back?

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u/mightyschannel2 — 5 days ago

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Just did thermostat replacement on '66 inline 6 200, after bleeding the coolant this right here is the max temperature level the car will reach. I dont recall it being quite this low before the change, it would typically max out with the needle pointing more towards the E letter. 180 degree thermostat, same as old one. Is this an acceptable temperature level?

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