UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS?
Q. Can any of my creditors (not including IRS and federal student loans) garnish my unemployment benefits?
Asked by TimeofFaith - Sun Mar 7 20:32:57 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Can any of my creditors (not including IRS and federal student loans) garnish my unemployment benefits?
Asked by TimeofFaith - Sun Mar 7 20:32:57 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Illinois unemployment benefits and how they relate to a new small business owner?
Q. I am currently unemployed and collecting Illinois unemployment benefits. If I take a new job as a non-employee contractor for a new company then I am technically self employed, correct? If so, would I be eligible to continue collecting unemployment benefits while I am in the start up period of that career and not making any income?
Asked by p_cerwin - Fri Jan 29 13:48:55 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you can not, to do so would be to commit fraud. You will be employed, self employed is still employed. You are no longer seeking employment.
Answered by Landlord - Fri Jan 29 19:29:24 2010
Q. I am currently unemployed and collecting Illinois unemployment benefits. If I take a new job as a non-employee contractor for a new company then I am technically self employed, correct? If so, would I be eligible to continue collecting unemployment benefits while I am in the start up period of that career and not making any income?
Asked by p_cerwin - Fri Jan 29 13:48:55 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, you can not, to do so would be to commit fraud. You will be employed, self employed is still employed. You are no longer seeking employment.
Answered by Landlord - Fri Jan 29 19:29:24 2010
What happens to your unemployment benefits if you become pregnant while collecting?
Q. I just recently lost my job and will be collecting unemployment. My husband and I have been trying to have a second baby (I may be pregnant now) and I'm wondering how that may affect my unemployment? If I am pregnant it will be very difficult for me to find a job. Will my unemployment benefits be taken away? Will they be extended for the time of my pregnancy?
Asked by wicca1971 - Sun Sep 28 10:27:21 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No, to both questions. If your pregnancy makes it physically impossible for you to work or physically impossible for you to look for work (including because your physician has ordered you to stay in bed all day or because your morning sickness is too severe to drive to work), then you cannot collect unemployment benefits, but may qualify for disability benefits. If you are physically capable of working, but all employers in your area are unwilling to hire you because they are discriminating against pregnant women (which is illegal, but that is another issue), then you continue to qualify for unemployment for the same amount of time as if you were not pregnant, or until the baby is born. Once the baby is born, you cannot collect… [cont.]
Answered by StephenWeinstein - Sun Sep 28 13:30:55 2008
Q. I just recently lost my job and will be collecting unemployment. My husband and I have been trying to have a second baby (I may be pregnant now) and I'm wondering how that may affect my unemployment? If I am pregnant it will be very difficult for me to find a job. Will my unemployment benefits be taken away? Will they be extended for the time of my pregnancy?
Asked by wicca1971 - Sun Sep 28 10:27:21 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. No, to both questions. If your pregnancy makes it physically impossible for you to work or physically impossible for you to look for work (including because your physician has ordered you to stay in bed all day or because your morning sickness is too severe to drive to work), then you cannot collect unemployment benefits, but may qualify for disability benefits. If you are physically capable of working, but all employers in your area are unwilling to hire you because they are discriminating against pregnant women (which is illegal, but that is another issue), then you continue to qualify for unemployment for the same amount of time as if you were not pregnant, or until the baby is born. Once the baby is born, you cannot collect… [cont.]
Answered by StephenWeinstein - Sun Sep 28 13:30:55 2008
Can I lose unemployment benefits if I work as a consultant?
Q. I live in New York and I am currently unemployed. I am collecting unemployment now, but I wanted to know if I work as a consultant for one or two days, will I lose my unemployment benefits? The consulting job will only last one or two days and then it will be done. A couple people have answered that I would only lose benefits for the day or two that I worked which is fine with me. I just don't want to permanently lose them. Can anyone else verify that?
Asked by smaragh - Tue Oct 28 20:57:17 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No - you would report the income to unemployment during your weekly certification. Unemployment will adjust your benefit payment for any money you've earned.
Answered by ba27265 - Tue Oct 28 22:13:29 2008
Q. I live in New York and I am currently unemployed. I am collecting unemployment now, but I wanted to know if I work as a consultant for one or two days, will I lose my unemployment benefits? The consulting job will only last one or two days and then it will be done. A couple people have answered that I would only lose benefits for the day or two that I worked which is fine with me. I just don't want to permanently lose them. Can anyone else verify that?
Asked by smaragh - Tue Oct 28 20:57:17 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No - you would report the income to unemployment during your weekly certification. Unemployment will adjust your benefit payment for any money you've earned.
Answered by ba27265 - Tue Oct 28 22:13:29 2008
How does doing independent contractor work factor into my unemployment benefits?
Q. My position was recently eliminated. I am deciding whether to request unemployment benefits for just a little bit until my next job. I have many student loans, and in order to keep up with the payments on these, I would work various small jobs on the weekends in which I was paid via check, but it was for different companies and always way under $600, so nothing was ever reported. This income was not taken into account in determining what weekly unemployment benefits I would receive. If I continue to work these contract jobs, will I have to report them and have them deducted from my unemployment benefits? I will report them at the end of the year on my taxes, but how will the unemployment agency find out about them?? They do not… [cont.]
Asked by anne1980 - Sat Aug 4 20:14:17 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. State law determines unemployment benefits but generally an independent contractor does not pay into the unemployment system. Therefore your benefits will only be calculated on the work in which you were the employee of someone who paid unemployment insurance for you.
Answered by unknown - Sat Aug 4 20:59:12 2007
Q. My position was recently eliminated. I am deciding whether to request unemployment benefits for just a little bit until my next job. I have many student loans, and in order to keep up with the payments on these, I would work various small jobs on the weekends in which I was paid via check, but it was for different companies and always way under $600, so nothing was ever reported. This income was not taken into account in determining what weekly unemployment benefits I would receive. If I continue to work these contract jobs, will I have to report them and have them deducted from my unemployment benefits? I will report them at the end of the year on my taxes, but how will the unemployment agency find out about them?? They do not… [cont.]
Asked by anne1980 - Sat Aug 4 20:14:17 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. State law determines unemployment benefits but generally an independent contractor does not pay into the unemployment system. Therefore your benefits will only be calculated on the work in which you were the employee of someone who paid unemployment insurance for you.
Answered by unknown - Sat Aug 4 20:59:12 2007
How long can you collect unemployment benefits in California?
Q. I've been on unemployment since August, and have not been able to find employment. My first extension is approaching at the end of January. I know the unemployment in California has been extended, but I don't know what the maximum amount of time is that I can collect benefits. I'm not planning on staying on unemployment for the entire time but I didn't realize that it would be so difficult finding a job.
Asked by Waiting for Ashlynn.. 4.23.10 - Sun Dec 13 18:04:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. up to a year
Answered by SweetCheeks - Thu Dec 17 03:42:04 2009
Q. I've been on unemployment since August, and have not been able to find employment. My first extension is approaching at the end of January. I know the unemployment in California has been extended, but I don't know what the maximum amount of time is that I can collect benefits. I'm not planning on staying on unemployment for the entire time but I didn't realize that it would be so difficult finding a job.
Asked by Waiting for Ashlynn.. 4.23.10 - Sun Dec 13 18:04:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. up to a year
Answered by SweetCheeks - Thu Dec 17 03:42:04 2009
How do unemployment benefits typically work?
Q. How is compensation computed and how long are you able to retain unemployment benefits? Does it normally include health/dental insurance? I live in New York State.
Asked by LG - Thu Mar 15 13:14:31 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Insurance is not part of the 'package' but must be made available through COBRA at a much greater cost than you were paying. I'm not sure how exactly they compute the amount you are eligible to receive, but benefits run for approx. 6 months. It normally takes a couple of weeks after applying for your first check to arrive.
Answered by Enchanted - Thu Mar 15 13:22:42 2007
Q. How is compensation computed and how long are you able to retain unemployment benefits? Does it normally include health/dental insurance? I live in New York State.
Asked by LG - Thu Mar 15 13:14:31 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Insurance is not part of the 'package' but must be made available through COBRA at a much greater cost than you were paying. I'm not sure how exactly they compute the amount you are eligible to receive, but benefits run for approx. 6 months. It normally takes a couple of weeks after applying for your first check to arrive.
Answered by Enchanted - Thu Mar 15 13:22:42 2007
Do banks consider Unemployment Benefits as income when getting a mortgage?
Q. My boyfriend and I are planning on buying a house. He's working and I just recently became unemployed, and I receive unemployment benefits. So we were wondering if banks would consider that as income?
Asked by Tara G - Sun Dec 27 18:46:51 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How long do you figure you will be getting these unemployment benefits? For the 30 year term of the loan? Of course they do not consider this as income. Maybe you should wait until you get a job before you think of buying a house. After all the financial problems this country has gone through I'm amazed at the number of people who have learned absolutely nothing from the ordeal. You really believe it makes any sense of all to take on this debt while you're unemployed? Have you no common sense whatsoever?
Answered by David M - Sun Dec 27 19:20:59 2009
Q. My boyfriend and I are planning on buying a house. He's working and I just recently became unemployed, and I receive unemployment benefits. So we were wondering if banks would consider that as income?
Asked by Tara G - Sun Dec 27 18:46:51 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How long do you figure you will be getting these unemployment benefits? For the 30 year term of the loan? Of course they do not consider this as income. Maybe you should wait until you get a job before you think of buying a house. After all the financial problems this country has gone through I'm amazed at the number of people who have learned absolutely nothing from the ordeal. You really believe it makes any sense of all to take on this debt while you're unemployed? Have you no common sense whatsoever?
Answered by David M - Sun Dec 27 19:20:59 2009
How do Unemployment benefits come to an end after receiving the last check?
Q. From your experience, how do unemployment benefits come to an end after being paid the full benefit amount? Do they send a letter letting you know? or it just stops? and what if you wanted to end it before you receive the full amount, do you just stop sending back the form? do they call you or mail you if you stop sending it? how does the process go?
Asked by maimai - Sun May 13 14:22:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The last check says on the stub that the benefit remaining is 0. It also gives you a date that you can reapply, but you need to make a certain amount of money before you can qualify to reapply. If you want to stop it all together there is space on the form that comes with your check that says if you have started working or earned any money during the period. If you earned less than you would have gotten on UIB then I believe they give you the difference on the next check. If you need more info. read the book or call them. I reccomend calling on thursday afternoon, mondays and fridays are impossible to get through.
Answered by jknapp52055 - Sun May 13 14:33:39 2007
Q. From your experience, how do unemployment benefits come to an end after being paid the full benefit amount? Do they send a letter letting you know? or it just stops? and what if you wanted to end it before you receive the full amount, do you just stop sending back the form? do they call you or mail you if you stop sending it? how does the process go?
Asked by maimai - Sun May 13 14:22:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The last check says on the stub that the benefit remaining is 0. It also gives you a date that you can reapply, but you need to make a certain amount of money before you can qualify to reapply. If you want to stop it all together there is space on the form that comes with your check that says if you have started working or earned any money during the period. If you earned less than you would have gotten on UIB then I believe they give you the difference on the next check. If you need more info. read the book or call them. I reccomend calling on thursday afternoon, mondays and fridays are impossible to get through.
Answered by jknapp52055 - Sun May 13 14:33:39 2007
What happens after my regular unemployment benefits are exhausted?
Q. I recently was awarded unemployment benefits (a total of 26 weeks) and my last check from the Colorado unemployment office will be sometime in June 2010. What happens then? Are there any extensions that I will be able to apply for such as the ones that exist currently?
Asked by John - Sat Feb 6 19:01:22 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to the CA website, there are no extensions currently available to you. They're only set up for people who have been unemployed for over a year as of last December. But who knows what will happen next week? I have two suggestions: 1) Check your UI website monthly for updates 2) Write/email your Senators and Representative monthly to ask what they're doing about people who can't find jobs in this economy. That will remind them that we're out here and know their names so come re-election time...
Answered by CarolO - Sat Feb 6 21:51:06 2010
Q. I recently was awarded unemployment benefits (a total of 26 weeks) and my last check from the Colorado unemployment office will be sometime in June 2010. What happens then? Are there any extensions that I will be able to apply for such as the ones that exist currently?
Asked by John - Sat Feb 6 19:01:22 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to the CA website, there are no extensions currently available to you. They're only set up for people who have been unemployed for over a year as of last December. But who knows what will happen next week? I have two suggestions: 1) Check your UI website monthly for updates 2) Write/email your Senators and Representative monthly to ask what they're doing about people who can't find jobs in this economy. That will remind them that we're out here and know their names so come re-election time...
Answered by CarolO - Sat Feb 6 21:51:06 2010
How long can you collect unemployment benefits?
Q. How long can you collect unemployment benefits in Texas, and can it be extended?
Asked by heathergeffen - Sun Apr 27 13:31:00 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The normal procedure, in many states (including California and Arizona), is that you can collect 6 month's worth of unemployment over a period of one year. This is slightly different than the previous (as I write this) answer, as the biweekly payments can be reduced by a large amount of any part-time income you may have.
Answered by Arthur R - Sun Apr 27 13:53:51 2008
Q. How long can you collect unemployment benefits in Texas, and can it be extended?
Asked by heathergeffen - Sun Apr 27 13:31:00 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The normal procedure, in many states (including California and Arizona), is that you can collect 6 month's worth of unemployment over a period of one year. This is slightly different than the previous (as I write this) answer, as the biweekly payments can be reduced by a large amount of any part-time income you may have.
Answered by Arthur R - Sun Apr 27 13:53:51 2008
Is it possible to have unemployment benefits transfered to another state?
Q. I am currently in one state but would like to move to another and I want to know if the unemployment benefits can move with me. If yes, what is the process for doing it?
Asked by Miss MeMe - - Wed Dec 19 14:28:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my experience your state will continue to owe the benefits unless your employment status changes, regardless of where you choose to live. if, however you start to work, even temporarily, that could change everything. I would get on your states unemployment website and spend some time on research. Every state can have different rules.
Answered by unknown - Wed Dec 19 16:11:27 2007
Q. I am currently in one state but would like to move to another and I want to know if the unemployment benefits can move with me. If yes, what is the process for doing it?
Asked by Miss MeMe - - Wed Dec 19 14:28:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my experience your state will continue to owe the benefits unless your employment status changes, regardless of where you choose to live. if, however you start to work, even temporarily, that could change everything. I would get on your states unemployment website and spend some time on research. Every state can have different rules.
Answered by unknown - Wed Dec 19 16:11:27 2007
Are unemployment benefits received from the State of Kansas taxed by the state?
Q. I understand that the first $2,400 of unemployment benefits for 2009 are not subject to federal tax. However does this flow into the State of Kansas' income calculation or are 100% of the benefits taxable by the state?
Asked by Nimwit - Tue Mar 3 23:18:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These selections are usually done during enrollment for the initial claim. I chose to withhold State and not Federal. Use the second link below for instructions on changing your federal withholding. Plan on filling for 2009 taxes to see the impact for the non taxed $2400.
Answered by TruthB - Thu Mar 5 04:38:42 2009
Q. I understand that the first $2,400 of unemployment benefits for 2009 are not subject to federal tax. However does this flow into the State of Kansas' income calculation or are 100% of the benefits taxable by the state?
Asked by Nimwit - Tue Mar 3 23:18:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These selections are usually done during enrollment for the initial claim. I chose to withhold State and not Federal. Use the second link below for instructions on changing your federal withholding. Plan on filling for 2009 taxes to see the impact for the non taxed $2400.
Answered by TruthB - Thu Mar 5 04:38:42 2009
What state do I file for unemployment benefits?
Q. I worked overseas, was paid by a Texas company, but live in Kansas. What state do I file for unemployment benefits?
Asked by 49 & Holding - Mon Jan 28 10:05:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The state where the company you worked for is located - they are the ones who paid into unemployment insurance. So in your case, Texas.
Answered by PiggiePants - Mon Jan 28 10:42:05 2008
Q. I worked overseas, was paid by a Texas company, but live in Kansas. What state do I file for unemployment benefits?
Asked by 49 & Holding - Mon Jan 28 10:05:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The state where the company you worked for is located - they are the ones who paid into unemployment insurance. So in your case, Texas.
Answered by PiggiePants - Mon Jan 28 10:42:05 2008
What do I do if my unemployment benefits are about to run out?
Q. I am collecting unemployment benefits in NJ and my funds are almost out. I haven't gotten any paperwork on an extention and I don't know what to do. I have been looking for work but there really isn't much out there. Will I get anything in the mail when my benefits are over about an extention?
Asked by juicycouturegrp - Sat Sep 27 20:29:28 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. File for extension when you run out. If you can not get employment, consider school and financial aid.
Answered by Steve B - Sat Sep 27 20:33:49 2008
Q. I am collecting unemployment benefits in NJ and my funds are almost out. I haven't gotten any paperwork on an extention and I don't know what to do. I have been looking for work but there really isn't much out there. Will I get anything in the mail when my benefits are over about an extention?
Asked by juicycouturegrp - Sat Sep 27 20:29:28 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. File for extension when you run out. If you can not get employment, consider school and financial aid.
Answered by Steve B - Sat Sep 27 20:33:49 2008
How will going back to school impact unemployment benefits in MA?
Q. If I get laid off in Massachusetts and go back to school full-time (with some classes in the day time) -- can I still collect unemployment benefits? Can someone post the relevant legislation? I have done a search and not come up with any clarification. Thank you.
Asked by JQ01 - Tue Feb 24 16:18:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Although specific eligibility requirements vary from state to state, most states have the same basic standards for collecting unemployment benefits. They include: -You must be unemployed or working less than full time -You must meet certain income requirements -You must be ready, willing, and able to work -You must have involuntarily left your job In general, you won't be eligible for benefits if: -You quit your job simply because you didn't like it -You're fired for committing a crime (e.g., stealing) -You've never worked before For more information, contact your state's local employment office. You can also look in the state government section of your phone book under Unemployment Insurance, Unemployment… [cont.]
Answered by Anna K. P - Wed Feb 25 15:16:24 2009
Q. If I get laid off in Massachusetts and go back to school full-time (with some classes in the day time) -- can I still collect unemployment benefits? Can someone post the relevant legislation? I have done a search and not come up with any clarification. Thank you.
Asked by JQ01 - Tue Feb 24 16:18:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Anna K. P - Wed Feb 25 15:16:24 2009
What happens to my Unemployment Benefits if I become Disabled?
Q. I'm currently 9mos pregnant and I was Laid-off earlier in my PG and been collecting Unemployment Insurance benefits since then. Well now that I'm almost due I wanted to know if and when I need to go on Short term Disability and what would happen to my unemployment benefits after my disability runs up. I live in the state of CA Thanks!
Asked by Mspretty - Tue Oct 6 00:50:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm currently 9mos pregnant and I was Laid-off earlier in my PG and been collecting Unemployment Insurance benefits since then. Well now that I'm almost due I wanted to know if and when I need to go on Short term Disability and what would happen to my unemployment benefits after my disability runs up. I live in the state of CA Thanks!
Asked by Mspretty - Tue Oct 6 00:50:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
I missed one week to claim the unemployment benefits in New York State. What happens now?
Q. I missed one week to claim the unemployment benefits in New York State. I filed the claim 4 days late. My questions are: - Do I have to do anything? Do I need to reclaim or register again? - What's going to happen to the week's payment? Am I going to lose the benefits for that week? Or is one week benefits going to be added at the end so that as total I'll get the same employment amount? If you have any ideas, suggestions or experience I would really appreciate it!
Asked by Eazy - Mon Sep 21 09:49:43 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You at this point need to call their claims service line at 1800*209*8124; Tell them you missed claiming for that week and ask them to back up the week and pay you for it because of??? Whatever the reason, and you should have no problem. I hope this helps. ***They can actually back up several week for you, but you will need to speak to a representative to have it done for you
Answered by Teetee - Mon Sep 21 10:18:46 2009
Q. I missed one week to claim the unemployment benefits in New York State. I filed the claim 4 days late. My questions are: - Do I have to do anything? Do I need to reclaim or register again? - What's going to happen to the week's payment? Am I going to lose the benefits for that week? Or is one week benefits going to be added at the end so that as total I'll get the same employment amount? If you have any ideas, suggestions or experience I would really appreciate it!
Asked by Eazy - Mon Sep 21 09:49:43 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You at this point need to call their claims service line at 1800*209*8124; Tell them you missed claiming for that week and ask them to back up the week and pay you for it because of??? Whatever the reason, and you should have no problem. I hope this helps. ***They can actually back up several week for you, but you will need to speak to a representative to have it done for you
Answered by Teetee - Mon Sep 21 10:18:46 2009
How do I get an extension on my unemployment benefits?
Q. I have been on unemployment since February 07 and been struggling to find a job. And now still jobless I just wanna know how i get an extension on my benefits. I been applying everywere and calling left and right, but still no interviews, and no luck. Somebody please help.
Asked by David S - Sat Aug 4 23:31:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know what you are talking about, I too had been receiving unemployment benefits since January 07. The only time the government give extensions out is when they consider the unemployment rate to be high or there is an economic recession. I myself feel that unemployment should at least be given for a year. I worked at my job for 12 yrs. and the company closed down. I would suggest getting help through the employment program from the unemployment office, which is what I am doing at this moment. I think our government need to think about extending benefits for at least a year.
Answered by venita.bryant0149@sbcglobal.net - Sun Aug 5 01:11:14 2007
Q. I have been on unemployment since February 07 and been struggling to find a job. And now still jobless I just wanna know how i get an extension on my benefits. I been applying everywere and calling left and right, but still no interviews, and no luck. Somebody please help.
Asked by David S - Sat Aug 4 23:31:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know what you are talking about, I too had been receiving unemployment benefits since January 07. The only time the government give extensions out is when they consider the unemployment rate to be high or there is an economic recession. I myself feel that unemployment should at least be given for a year. I worked at my job for 12 yrs. and the company closed down. I would suggest getting help through the employment program from the unemployment office, which is what I am doing at this moment. I think our government need to think about extending benefits for at least a year.
Answered by venita.bryant0149@sbcglobal.net - Sun Aug 5 01:11:14 2007
Do I continue to get unemployment benefits if I accept a new job offer but that job doesn't start until June?
Q. I am currently getting unemployment benefits after being let go but I may get a new job starting in June. Do I continue to get unemployment benefits until then? I can not be without any income for a month and 1/2! Does anybody know if they just cut me off until I start my new job? I do have to tell them about this job offer when I claim my weeks, that's why I am so concerned.
Asked by Iriz - Sat Apr 11 12:37:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Although specific eligibility requirements vary from state to state, most states have the same basic standards for collecting unemployment benefits. They include: -You must be unemployed or working less than full time -You must meet certain income requirements -You must be ready, willing, and able to work -You must have involuntarily left your job In general, you won't be eligible for benefits if: -You quit your job simply because you didn't like it -You're fired for committing a crime (e.g., stealing) -You've never worked before For more information, contact your state's local employment office. You can also look in the state government section of your phone book under Unemployment Insurance, Unemployment… [cont.]
Answered by Anna K. P - Mon Apr 13 16:11:17 2009
Q. I am currently getting unemployment benefits after being let go but I may get a new job starting in June. Do I continue to get unemployment benefits until then? I can not be without any income for a month and 1/2! Does anybody know if they just cut me off until I start my new job? I do have to tell them about this job offer when I claim my weeks, that's why I am so concerned.
Asked by Iriz - Sat Apr 11 12:37:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Anna K. P - Mon Apr 13 16:11:17 2009
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