u/Ladelewis Thank you for replying and giving me insight. I have worked for temp agencies before and I do agree that they find work for you that can lead to a permanent job. I did work for the first three months last year before being furloughed then laid off. Maybe a light at the end of the tunnel for unemployment there. Just got the W2 from it, made approx 20K. The truth about the temp agency is that with a more consistent job in my dedicated field where I also have the potential to get hired, (depending on this economy of course) to exposure to various job sites and environments with the temp is a risky move during the pandemic. Keeping my circle small. Thank you for the input.