Indiana National Guard to help conduct COVID-19 testing as demand skyrockets

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2 thoughts on “Indiana National Guard to help conduct COVID-19 testing as demand skyrockets

  1. Any chance we can train people receiving unemployment to do testing? Seems to me that if we have “nonessential” people sitting around on unemployment, we should use the available money and time to train them to become “essential.” Not only does society get some benefit from paying people to be on unemployment, but we can offer those workers for free [e.g., at government expense] to the test sites. And, this has the added benefit of not putting even more demands/strain on the people who are “essential.” Just a thought.

    1. I think the act of working would make them ineligible for unemployment because they’re considered to be employed conducting testing? I get your point, though.

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