If you're unemployed and have been for a long time then you may be ready to pursue another career path in the hopes of getting a job sooner and possibly pursuing a profession you've always been interested in. If you're thinking about a new job, make sure you're selecting a field that will have a [...]
At Allmand Law, we know that it’s incredibly difficult to balance parenting and work obligations. Unfortunately, employers aren’t always so understanding. After an unexpected job loss, you might wonder, “Can I get unemployment if I quit because of child care?” The answer is: “it depends.” Keep reading to learn more about how your ability to access child [...]
Unemployment benefits are available for qualifying workers who were at no fault in losing their job. If you quit voluntarily you may not qualify under certain circumstances. If your employer decides to relocate and the circumstances force you to leave, it is possible you may be eligible to apply for benefits. When your employer relocates, [...]
Falsifying Information When Applying for Unemployment Falsifying information on your unemployment application may have serious consequences. The Texas Workforce Commission states that anyone who provides false information or is found being untruthful when supplying information in order to receive benefits may get jail time, fines and even reducing chances of gaining future employment. The same [...]
Have you ever felt so overwhelmed by workplace stress that you were ready to quit? While that thought is sometimes tempting, quitting a job can complicate your claim for unemployment benefits. Keep reading to learn more about how you can get unemployment if you quit due to your health or stress. Can You Get Unemployment [...]
Reopening an unemployment claim after quitting a job depends on several factors. It is possible to reopen a claim but usually when employment is gained, you lose eligibility for benefits. Depending on your reason for leaving employment, you may be able to reopen your claim if there is a claim balance remaining. The reason for [...]
If you have been unemployed for a while, you may be thinking about making a career change or seeking self-unemployment. Keep in mind, some state programs are not eligible for those who are self-employed but some states may allow you to collect unemployment benefits while working toward self-employment. You'll have to review rules and requirements [...]
Unemployment benefits are made available to those who lose their job at no fault of their own. Since each state has regulations regarding eligibility, it's important to review requirements upon applying. Some states may only pay if you lose your job involuntarily. Employers make contributions to unemployment insurance programs that help make benefit payments to [...]
How to Prepare for Unemployment The economy isn't faring too well, and even though some economists say the tide is turning, many people out in the trenches will disagree wholeheartedly. There are a number of unemployment tips and debt prevention tips out there but not many people talk about preparing yourself for unemployment before it [...]
The cost cutting of multiple companies due to the economic complexities lead to thousands of Americans being laid off from their jobs. Tips for the unemployed to help get through this rough period: Company Instead of being all negative on your forthcoming layoff, be professional and ask your company if there are programs they can [...]
