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I've been working at one job for 5 years and a temp job for a month in a half and I was laid off at my previous job due to lack of work and fired from my temp job and I'm trying to file for my benefits from my previous job will I still received my benefits due to me being laid off
I've been working at one job for 5 years and a temp job for a month in a half and I was laid off at my previous job due to lack of work and fired from my temp job and I'm trying to file for my benefits from my previous job will I still received my benefits due to me being laid off
The firing could complicate matters depending on when it occurred, the reason for the firing, and your state.
UI is based on the separation from your most recent work. If the temp job was your most recent work, then the reason for the firing will determine if you are eligible for benefits.
I had 2 full time jobs . On Friday gave me lay off in one job . I have unemployment because management of the company told me to apply for unemployment . Thank y Andres
I had 2 full time jobs . On Friday gave me lay off in one job . I have unemployment because management of the company told me to apply for unemployment .
What is your state?
When you have one "full-time" job - most states won't pay benefits - regardless that you need two full-time jobs to make ends meet. In most states, full-time is described as over 32 hours a week - or whatever is usual and customary for your line of work.
Also, as Chyvan said, even if your state would compensate for the loss of the job, the earnings from the second job would almost certainly be a 100% offset to benefits from the first job.
For example, if you are in California, 75% of your gross earnings are deducted from the weekly benefit. Other states have different, slightly better partial benefit formulas. Nonetheless, even if the state overlooked your full-time status (unlikely), earnings from the job you have would be too much to allow payment of a benefit.
Will be getting laid off 7-21-18 my weekly pay is 690. I started in april of this year. Will be my first time ever applying for edd. Will I qualify. If so around how much.
If I receive partial unemployment for a full time job I lost and was briefly laid off from my part time job with holiday pay do I have to report what is going on with my part time job as well? Will I loose my benefits from my full time job unemployment? Each time I try to report my temporary job lost of my part-time job it ask me for the fein number of my part-time job making me think that the unemployment benefits for my former full-time job will be lost and unemployment will use my part-time job in calculating my benefits.
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