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- 1.Unemployment - Filing for Unemployment
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Where do you file unemployment I am leaving in about two
weeks. Should I file after I
move to a different state or
while I am still here? Also,
what do you do when you move
to a new state about
unemployment?
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Contact your state unemployment office before you leave. Different states have different rules, but in general you file with the state in which you worked. At least as it pertains to my state (Oregon), it is called an "interstate" claim, and it is administered by a specific unit of the Employment Department. |
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What does it mean when you I just filed for unemployment
because my plant shut down.
However when I went to file my
claim and check on my claim it
said that it was in pending
status what does this mean? Am
i ever going to get paid. It's
not even a lot of money either
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IT MEANS THAT THEY NEED TO CHECK ALL INFO THAT U SUBMITTED AND INFO FROM THE COMPANY. U SHOULD GET IT SINCE U WERE LAID OFF. |
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Can I file unemployment while I'm 18, I work part time (10
hours a week or less) at a toy
store, and I am a full time
college student with a baby to
support and another on the
way. Am I able to file
unemployment since I am not
getting sufficient hours to
support myself let alone 2
kids?
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Generally no. To be eligible for unemployment compensation you must be actively seeking and be ready to accept an immediate offer of full-time employment. Since you are attending school on a full-time basis you're generally ineligible for unemployment compensation. |
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