Can I draw unemployment?
471504
Or perhaps you should get another job and try actually doing the job and not violating your company's policies.  You did that to yourself and there's no reason that anyone else should pay you for it.
916583
Wrong the unemployment numbers reflect those who have successfully filled for benefits & do not get disqualified during all the hoop jumping etc. You can report all you want that will not put you in the unemployment statistics.
259063
Check with local unemployment office.  Not sure company would have to provide this.
667622
Generally, the state that you worked in the most hours during the last year will be the one who will pay your unemployment.\n\nAfter a flood of low life's went from Chicago to Wisconsin and exhausted their benefits they then tried to suck the system a little longer in Minnesota.  Even the libs got sick of being leached off of so now as a result most states no longer honor other states unemployment benefits.\n\nChalk up another fine contribution to society by the scum among us.
538996
Yes you can.  In most states, there are loopholes in the unemployment system to help you overrule a disqualification (quitting, being fired, etc.).  Depending on the political party which is in charge in your state, this information may or may not be available through the Department of Labor or in the unemployment compensation handbook which you are given. \n  As an example, in Pennsylvania, the historical trend of helping your family or neighbors do work actually can help you over rule a disqualification.  There is a six times rule where if you you earn 6X your weekly benefit through doing casual employment (painting, lawnwork, roofing, etc.) you can overrule your disqualification.\n  As to medical conditions and the like, many businesses will fight your unemployment in order to keep their unemployment taxes down.  While you may be entitled to the benefits, your former employer may still challenge your claim and force you to go to an unemployment compensation referee hearing.  In that case, you may want to call Legal Services for advice on how to handle the situation.\n  Again, the process of overuling a disqualification is different in every state.  If you can't find your states specific information, try calling your state legislator.  As to calling the unemployment office, you may run into troubles because they may need you to open a claim in order to find out the information.
915260
unless your being harrassed or something like that you can't get unemployment
60303
your city should have an unemployment office. find the address in the phone book
401165
Be careful about applying for unemployment.  Many employers ask that kind of info on their applications because collecting unemployment is generally seen as a bad thing... like taking a free ride at the taxpayers' expense.
41236
If there is a temp agency near you contact them to get a temp job. Many of these jobs run a long time and if your good the agency will help you find another one when this one is up. If that doesn't work for you your state unemployment office maybe able to help. Good luck.
222529
The Employer can not fire you for looking around... Unless you already have an offer pending from another work place and it is in the same kind of business as your current job. For Example.. If you work for a bank and you are applying for another bank job at a different place it will be conflict of interest and your work place may let you go as soon as they find out that you have an offer and you are nagotiating.. however if they fire you and they do not have proof of this you may apply for Unemployment... \n\nThis has happened to me.. My, new, now employer called for verification of employment at my old job.. the HR from my old job showed up at my office the next business day and gave me my exit interview... Well the new job was still pending and i had no definite answer i applied for unemployment and collected it for 3 weeks until i started the new job..\n\nGood luck..\n\nYou can also search for jobs and then fax or email the resume to the business you are interested in.. This way your resume is NOT online for anyone to look at..\n\nThx\nHope this helps
297802
You can ask in the Law & Ethics section of this forum. You can speak with an attorney. You can approach the wage and labour authority in your area. You can also approach your local unemployment office.
374249
in NJ, people  can file online for unemployment benefits. they will get a confirmation number during this process. if you did not get one, you may not have completed the process or the computer program doesn't think you did. if you wait for several weeks for a check to come, then find out it wasn't completed, you could be out of benefits for those weeks. benefits start when you file. if you don't have proof you filed, you may lose those weeks. in NJ, claims start on the Sunday of the week you applied. if you registered today, contact the local office on Thursday to verify your claim is in the system.
904271
If you quit a job you are not eligible for unemployment compensation.  Likewise if you are fired and your employer can prove gross misconduct or violation of company policy.  Once you are re-employed, you are no longer eligible as well.  If you are caught working for someone who is paying you cash, your benefits will stop and you will have to repay any money you received under unemployment benefits.  These are just a few of the circumstances that would alter your eligibility for benefits.  I'm sure there are others.
999481
You must be unemployed "through no fault of your own." This does not mean that you are automatically disqualified for having quit. They will do an interview with you and ask for a report from your employer and then make their decision.
890882
Don't quote me on this but this may be a case where you can quit a job and still receive unemployment benefits.  There are a few circumstances where you can quit a job and still get benefits.  From what you've described it doesn't sound like your employer wants to fire you since they will have little grounds to fight paying you unemployment.  If you apply, whether you quit or are fired, be ready because your employer may fight it.  You'll be extensively interviewed over the phone by the unemployment people.  Then, if your employer decides to fight it, you'll have a three-way over the phone with you, your employer and someone from unemployment.  Be ready because your employer will probably lie to avoid paying.  One time I was fired from a job for one no call/no show.  I got another job for several months but got layed off.  My former employer tried to fight my unemployment claim.  During the phone three-way the b*tch told several lies.  I defeated this b*tch and received unemployment benefits so I wish you luck.
172366
If you plan on getting unemployment benefits, you have to be fired.  IF you have a lot of money coming your way if you quit, then you have to weigh your options.  If they will be good references too, then I'd probably quit.\n\nWhy are you being forced to quit?
990976
state laws vary, so check with your local unemployment office. in NJ, if you quit for a personal reason, you are not eligible for benefits. however, if you worked a short time or these hours were recently increased, it could be considered a refusal of work, which if you are denied holds a lesser penalty. filing a claim is free. you should do it right away to be sure. they start your claim from the first week in which you report. \n\nabout the info you included below your question - unemployment insurance is like any other insurance policy. just because you pay into it, does not mean you qualify to receive it. for instance, if your house burns down by accident, you may collect money from your insurance company. if you burn your house down on purpose, you don't receive the insurance.