Does freelance work affect unemployment benefits?
480901
If you make over $650 for the year, it will be reported to the IRS for tax purposes. Which can result in you paying back your unemployment, maybe being penalized.\n\nIf less than $650 the earnings will not be reported & you'll be fine.
780207
Request a claim form and fill it out.  If you are truly owed benefits, then yes you should receive them.  Call the company, insurance company, and ask them what your benefits are.
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.
457670
No because you are not considered unemployed.  The workers comp. company is responsible for paying your wages and for any costs occuring from the injury
109299
Yes, however, it can come back to bite you in the butt. The Bureau of Unemployment services will grant the employee unemployment benefits even if you try to stop it. Your employee has medical documentation to back him/her up. And, if your company has a union, the employee can file a grievance, and eventually get his/her job back, most of the time with full pay for the time he/she was out of a job.
564978
in NJ, social security does not affect unemployment benefits, but a pension from the employer your claim is based on may. you should be able to file an appeal on decisions you disagree with.
546883
hmmmm!\nNo but not working will not help your status either, understand, your ssi will effect the amount of food stamps you can qualify for and reveive in most States.
259063
Check with local unemployment office.  Not sure company would have to provide this.
163831
I would say that you are not.  Unemployment benefits are for those who were wrongly fired or laid-off.  It is meant to serve as a safety net for those at or near poverty level.  Hopefully you did some planning by saving some money to hold you over until you find your new job.  Good luck!
116050
also try freelance.com
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.
159032
You would be voluntarily unemployed and probably ineligible for benefits.  Just because you don't like the new software is not legal justification to decline work.  However, laws vary by state and you should check with the agency in your state that administers unemployment benefits for a more detailed analysis.
800219
The PTD is NOT the amount of Housing Benefit you will be paid.\n\nIt's the rent figure the council will use in the rent calculation instead of the contractual rent you agree with the landlord.\n\nThere are two types of Job Seekers Allowance, income based and contributory.  If you received income based, and have no other income or savings, you get the £368.00 figure.  If you receive the contributory version you may get less than that.\n\nBenefit law changed 2 years ago regarding going from unemployment to work.  If you start a job you now get at least one month's housing benefit at your usual rate after starting work.  This is awarded without you having to claim it and gives you time for your new benefit award to be calculated without leaving you minus your rent money.\n\nYour new benefit claim with your new working cirumstances is not a huge form, it's a small 'change of circumstances' form that takes less than 5 minutes to complete.
281689
you declare the unemployment income on your regular income tax return. For example on form 1040 line 19 Unemployment compensation.
484070
yes if you are laid off you can apply for unemployment, if they fire you, I am not sure but I don't think you can collect unemployment then. But I don't know for sure
734761
It should say something to the effect\nTo Whom it May concern:\nI, so and so, the mother of so and so, provide what i can for her for the time being while she is the state of unemployment. I give her X amount of money as needed for whatever.\n\nSign moms name here.\n\nIt would also be good for your mother's contact number to be on there although they never use it.
353816
No, you can only claim something that "helps" your career.  You could see if there is a subscription rate for seniors card holders.  Speak to their subscription department.