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Did your employer pay unemployment taxes ("Covered Employment")?
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Base period is the first four of the last five completed calendar quarters. If you are filing today, base period is Apr 2017 - Jun 2017 to Jan 2018 - Mar 2018
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Did you quit your last job due to unsafe working conditions, not being paid, discrimination and / or health and safety risks?
How did you lose your job?
Were you fired for no fault of your own?
How did you lose your job?
Were you laid off for no fault of your own?
Congratulations! You are Eligible to apply for Benefits. Before you proceed, calculate your benefits amount.
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If I was hired by NY State as a seasonal forestry technician and worked 32 hours per week for 8 months (7/26/18-3/31/19) of the year ..could I file for unemployment if I still could not find a job after the 8 months was over? Would I be eligible?
Chris,
Is your employment on contract? If yes, please call the Unemployment Office in your state to determine eligibility since employers’ generally do not pay Unemployment Taxes into the system.
Hey I’m trying to file for unemployment ,I have been out of work for about 3 weeks,I moved to a new location,trying to see if I’m eligible or not.
Satonius,
If you’re out of work due to no fault of your own and have the required earnings in the “Base Period”, you can be eligible. Please call the Unemployment Office for more information.