How do I represent myself to receive unemployment insurance?
Questions and Answers about the unemployment compensation procedure. Includes information about appealing decisions, preparing for hearings, and interpreters.
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Where can I find information about unemployment insurance?
NELP advocates on behalf of the working poor. This page provides advocacy articles in favor of unemployment insurance.
Where can I find information about unemployment insurance?
Am I eligible to collect unemployment benefits?
How to I collect unemployment insurance?
What do I do if my claim for benefits has been denied?
Information about unemployment insurance. Includes information about eligibility, amount, filing a claim, appealing denial, and overpayments.
Where can I find information about unemployment insurance?
Information about federal and state unemployment insurance programs.
Where can I find information about unemployment insurance?
Homepage for the Washington Unemployment Insurance Program. Includes information and links to information covering filing weekly claims, benefits, FAQs, and more.
How do I know if I am eligible for unemployment insurance?
If I quit my job an I eligible for benefits?
If I turn down a job can I continue receiving benefits?
What will happen to my unemployment benefits if I move to another state?
Information about whether a person is eligible for unemployment insurance. Information covers the reason for job termination, employers that contest an application for unemployment insurance, quitting, severance pay, union membership, and utilizing the system.
Where can I find information about unemployment insurance?
FAQ about unemployment insurance. Provides information about eligibility, receiving checks, administrative details, benefit disqualification, taxes, severance pay, pensions, and going to school while receiving benefits.
Where can I find the law governing unemployment insurance?
Washington statutes governing unemployment insurance.
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Last Updated: September 30, 2011 - 5:36pm