Presented by Daniel Toriola
Government jobs offer many benefits; good health insurance, strong workers unions, retirement benefits, etc.
While salaries cannot match those of private sector ones, the compensation is adequate and reliable, including
possible career development
Click here to know more
Our Web Hosting Plans Start From Only 41 cents / month. Our Web Hosting Plans Start From Only 41 cents /
month. Sorry, We're Only Repeating To Inform That This Isn't A Typo :) Do Check Us Out!
Click here to know more
Collecting Unemployment Insurance
By Tiffany Provost
You likely have the right to collect unemployment benefits from the government if you have lost your
job through no fault of your own. These steps will take you through what is required to collect
unemployment benefits while you're out of a job.
1. For this kind of insurance, it is important to find out if you qualify. The federal programs make the
unemployment benefits possible and there are strict guidelines and laws to follow. You will find that
eligibility requirements vary from state to state, so be sure to research the one you are residing in.
You'll need to have no other money coming in from when you file and afterwards, and have to have
worked a certain number of hours to collect unemployment benefits. You cannot have any previous
claims in the last 12 months and the reason for your job loss cannot be your fault. Your own state will
have
particular eligibility requirements.
2. You will want to understand exactly what creates a disqualified status. Unemployment benefits are
not supplied under certain reasons. Some of these reasons are if you quit, got fired, resigned, or left
your job. If you work for yourself you may find it a challenge in getting benefits you would normally get
if you worked for a corporation. Investigate what defines disqualification instead of just thinking you will
be eligible for employment insurance.
3. Learn the ways that the programs work. Benefits can be collected up to a max. of six months (26
weeks) in the ma