Comments on: NJ Unemployment Claims – Complete Guide

By: Rash

Rash — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 05:56:05 +0000

You need to satisfy 52 weeks of base week in order to be eligible for NJ UI benefit.

By: rashmi

rashmi — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 05:52:00 +0000

You probably know that if you are fired, you can’t collect unemployment from the government. Although qualifications can vary from state to state, generally, people who are laid off from their jobs will qualify for unemployment benefits. Apply for the UI benefits, also check with your base period wage and ensure that you are eligible for the benefit….

By: Ray

Ray — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 22:27:04 +0000

Where do I find my 2011 unemployment tax information.
Misplaced the one that was sent to me

Thanks Ray

By: alan

alan — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 05:59:44 +0000

if my base weeks less than 20 in nj , can i apply unemployment in nj

By: rhonda

rhonda — Wed, 11 Apr 2012 21:32:33 +0000

My daughter was employed full time by a bank for three years. She got sick and had surgery was out of work for two months,during this time she recieved sick pay. When she was medically cleared she returned to work only to be fired for the excuse of breach of company policy. She immediately got another job which was an hour further away, more gas and tolls and she was barely clearing any money after the fact. It was as a telemarketer selling auto warrantys every day her boss walked around the office firing people and putting fear into the employees of losing jobs if sales didnt rise,so she quit,but immedately started working again only to be let go because the company was closing its doors. She has since filed in nj for unemployment and was denied because she quit the seconary job where she was being harrased and threatened with being fired for sales. My question is shouldnt she still be eligible to collect just based on her three year full time position with the bank? And doesnt the fact that she went right back to work after quitting second job prove something was wrong with her employment there making it unfair conditions? Any suggestions or comments would be great. She is 22 and has worked full time ever since she graduated high school pays her own rent and bills, but now shes starting to drown.

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By: Ray

Ray — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 12:55:38 +0000

Yes, you should be able to claim benefits from your part-time position though it is late. However, they won’t pay retroactively so, you can claim benefits on going forward basis.

By: Thomas Wiuff

Thomas Wiuff — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 05:21:32 +0000

I was laid off from both of my jobs recently. My part-time job of 12 years laid me off 12/2/11 and my full-time job of almost 14 years laid me off 3/15/12. Unfortunately because my full-time position was with a Christian non-profit they are exempt from paying into unemployment insurance so I can not collect. However the employer of my part time position did pay into UI and it was also taken out of my check. So my question is can I apply for unemployment benefits from my part-time position now that I do not have either job?