Unemployment Claims

In these troubling economic times, most people are doing whatever they need to in order to not lose their jobs. Most companies have been working hard to keep afloat without turning to a dreaded eventuality: layoffs. But sometimes, there is nothing in the world that can avert being let go by an employer. When this happens, unemployment... more »

If you live in one state but work in another state and you lose your job, how do you file an unemployment claim? What do you do when you lose your job and decide to move to another state? In both instances, you can still file for unemployment benefits. Every state participates in the Federal Interstate Benefit Payment Plan, so as long... more »

The money for unemployment insurance benefits comes from the taxes that your employer pays to the state and federal governments and under the right circumstances you are eligible to receive it. If you live in the state of Maine and have been laid of fired from your job, follow these steps to file an unemployment claim. Keep in mind,... more »

Filing for unemployment is often not an easy task. There are many stipulations and guidelines for receiving unemployment. A person who quits a job without a justifiable reason attributed to improper actions of the former employer loses his or right to file a claim. The biggest misunderstanding in filing unemployment is an employee... more »

Wisconsin, like other states, provides unemployment benefits to assist workers while they search for new jobs. If you need to claim unemployment in Wisconsin, you can do so either online or by telephone, which makes it fairly simple and hassle-free. more »