<prompt> Human: I got a job at a restaurant starting as part time. I used to work there, but quit a while back to get a different job. They were glad to have me back. I asked for 2-4 days a week at first, because of my schedule. I told her in the coming months I would be free to work more. She said that would work fine, as hours were a little tight. She put me on for 2 days. Okay, sure.A couple of months later, my schedule is freed up, and I talked to the kitchen manager and the main manager about getting more hours. They said theyd talk to the owner. A couple weeks go by, and I still have two shifts. I am unable to speak with the owner as I have only seen her 1-2 times after the interview, because she tends to come in on days I dont work. I didnt know who to talk to.She hired on another cook shortly after.Flash forward to Christmas, she gave me 25 as a bonus, and announced to the staff that she will have to cut hours due to labor costs. Okay.. sure. I come in the next day to find I am now only scheduled 5 hours a week. A drop from the 14-16 I was working. I asked the manager about it, and he said hed ask the owner. I havent heard anything back. Then yesterday, I came in to find out that ALL of my hours have been cut, and I am now on call. I dont know what I can do. Ive been looking for other jobs, but since Im moving in May for this programming job, not a lot of places want to hire for two months. I live in a small town, so my options are limited.My dad suggested to try and contact the department of labor, and see what I could do for short term unemployment. But Im not entirely sure how all of that works. Any advice?  <response>: Just apply to other places and dont tell them youre gonna be gone in 2 months. Simple as that. The more you wait the more time you lose making money. 