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Unemployment Adjudication and Fact Finding Mechanism

Are you wondering what unemployment adjudication means? You have landed on the right page. Here, we will define adjudication and guide you through other relevant aspects.

Adjudication Meaning

Unemployment adjudication is the legal process of settling the dispute between employee and employer. An unem.... Read more »

Unemployment Benefits Exhausted. What Next?

Unemployment Benefits in the States has been instrumental in helping many families navigate through financial hardship caused due to job loss. Over 6.3 million people benefited from these benefits during the pandemic. As the economy slowly picks up, many people will find work, but many sectors are still struggling. As people.... Read more »

The Golden State Stimulus: What Californians Should Know

California’s second Golden State Stimulus check is set to roll out early this month, with payments ranging from $500-$1,100 for eligible residents. A part of Governor Gavin Newsom’s ambitious ‘California Comeback Plan,’ the Golden State Stimulus payments aim to support low and middle-income residents and those struggling due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Cali.... Read more »

A Detailed Guide To $300 Extra Unemployment Benefits In California

The Employment Development Department (EDD) received approval from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to offer $300 extra unemployment benefits in California. The additional benefits are a part of a new executive order signed by President Donald Trump. So when will the EDD start giving out the additional bene.... Read more »

All About FED-ED Extended Unemployment Benefits In California

California is one of the states that are the worst affected by the Coronavirus-induced economic shutdown. Though the businesses have reopened, the golden state is still receiving a huge number of unemployment claims. As per the Department Of Labor (DOL) reports, about 228,500 people filed initial unemployment benefits in California during the week that ended on Augu.... Read more »

Unemployment Benefits In California During The Pandemic

Due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic, millions of Californians are losing their jobs. To cope up with the situation, the Employment Development Department (EDD) is providing unemployment benefits in California. The benefits are not only available to the unemployed, but also to people who are quarantined or are caring for the sick.

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Taxes On Benefits: Are Unemployment Insurance Benefits Taxable?

The Coronavirus outbreak has caused an unprecedented job loss and financial crisis. To provide the unemployed with temporary financial support, states pay unemployment insurance (UI) benefits to the claimants. There are a lot of questions concerning this financial aid, one being, are unemployment insurance benefits taxable? Read more »

Disaster Unemployment Assistance during California Wildfires

California has been ravaged by wildfires for a few days now. Firefighters and emergency services have been striving to contain the blazes as new fires keep breaking out. In Sonoma County, where the Kincade fire has made an enormous hit, life is slowly returning to track, as people look at what comes next. The risk of fires worsening is up since fast blowin.... Read more »

Upskilling with California Job Training Benefits

If you need to claim unemployment benefits in California, you have the added advantage of availing California Training Benefits (CTB). You can use these programs to educate yourself further and acquire high-demand skills. You can also explor.... Read more »

California Sees The Lowest Unemployment Rate In Last Four Years

California, one of the largest economies in the world. A state which represents one-tenth of nation and the place where the rest of the country looks for emerging trends. A visible growth in the employment rate can be seen from the recent data released by Bureau of Labour Statistics in April 2013. California’s unemployment rate of 9 percent is a drop from 9.4 percent in March. It surely is .... Read more »