I’m a student in Pennsylvania who wants to work as much as possible this summer. I recently graduated EMT school and I have a bunch of employment opportunities. In September school starts back up, HI is required for the program I’m taking, so I can’t lose it. Does anyone know your state tracking your hours works? If I go full time and turn down the HI, will my state know and will I lose my insurance? I could go per diem and work as much as it’s available, is there a maximum amount of hours I can work where I lose my insurance if I exceed?
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I’m a student in Pennsylvania who wants to work as much as possible this summer. I recently graduated EMT school and I have a bunch of employment opportunities. In September school starts back up, HI is required for the program I’m taking, so I can’t lose it. Does anyone know your state tracking your hours works? If I go full time and turn down the HI, will my state know and will I lose my insurance? I could go per diem and work as much as it’s available, is there a maximum amount of hours I can work where I lose my insurance if I exceed?
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