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After you file your new claim, you will receive a Monetary Determination by mail. This document will tell you whether you have earned sufficient wages to establish an unemployment claim. It also provides information concerning wages used, your weekly and maximum benefit amounts, and your length of eligibility.

What qualifies as a good reason to quit my job? You had to care for a sick family member. You had to keep yourself or a relative safe from domestic violence. You lost your transportation to get to work. (For example, your bus service was cancelled or a carpool ended. This does not mean problems with your own car.)

Get your biggest tax refund, guaranteed. Get started today. StateMax. Weekly Benefit AmountMax Weeks*Connecticut$703 (Individual) up to $778 (w/dependents)26Delaware$40026District of Columbia$44426Florida$2751248 more rows • 3 Jan 2023

So, if you're getting a severance, you almost certainly released your right to sue your employer, and even if you weren't planning to sue your employer, that release means that you can now get unemployment. It's not an offset, so you can collect severance and collect unemployment at the same time.

The Monetary Determination explains: The amount of benefits you are eligible to receive, If approved, and how that amount was calculated. The number of weeks you will be eligible for benefits. Information about how to appeal if you disagree with the determination.

What qualifies as a good reason to quit my job? You had to care for a sick family member. You had to keep yourself or a relative safe from domestic violence. You lost your transportation to get to work. (For example, your bus service was cancelled or a carpool ended. This does not mean problems with your own car.)

What qualifies as a good reason to quit my job? You had to care for a sick family member. You had to keep yourself or a relative safe from domestic violence. You lost your transportation to get to work. (For example, your bus service was cancelled or a carpool ended. This does not mean problems with your own car.)

If CTDOL requests information from you or your employer, an imposter claim may have been filed with us indicating you may be a victim of identity theft. You receive a monetary determination letter.

After you file your new claim, you will receive a Monetary Determination by mail. This document will tell you whether you have earned sufficient wages to establish an unemployment claim. It also provides information concerning wages used, your weekly and maximum benefit amounts, and your length of eligibility.

You can receive benefits if you meet a series of legal eligibility requirements: You must be monetarily eligible. You must be totally or partially unemployed. You must have an approvable job separation; the law imposes a disqualification for certain types of separations.

What qualifies as a good reason to quit my job? You had to care for a sick family member. You had to keep yourself or a relative safe from domestic violence. You lost your transportation to get to work. (For example, your bus service was cancelled or a carpool ended. This does not mean problems with your own car.)

Your weekly benefit rate is one twenty-sixth (1/26) of the average of total wages paid during the two (2) highest quarters in your base period.

Get your biggest tax refund, guaranteed. Get started today. StateMax. Weekly Benefit AmountMax Weeks*Connecticut$703 (Individual) up to $778 (w/dependents)26Delaware$40026District of Columbia$44426Florida$2751248 more rows • 3 Jan 2023

Unemployment insurance claim denials If your claim is denied, a decision letter is mailed to you. This denial letter will include: The reason for the denial. The period of ineligibility covered by the denial.

So, if you're getting a severance, you almost certainly released your right to sue your employer, and even if you weren't planning to sue your employer, that release means that you can now get unemployment. It's not an offset, so you can collect severance and collect unemployment at the same time.

You must have earned sufficient wages in the 12 to 18 months prior to filing a claim. If you did not earn enough wages, you will not be eligible for benefits.

The Monetary Determination explains: The amount of benefits you are eligible to receive, If approved, and how that amount was calculated. The number of weeks you will be eligible for benefits. Information about how to appeal if you disagree with the determination.

What qualifies as a good reason to quit my job? You had to care for a sick family member. You had to keep yourself or a relative safe from domestic violence. You lost your transportation to get to work. (For example, your bus service was cancelled or a carpool ended. This does not mean problems with your own car.)

What qualifies as a good reason to quit my job? You had to care for a sick family member. You had to keep yourself or a relative safe from domestic violence. You lost your transportation to get to work. (For example, your bus service was cancelled or a carpool ended. This does not mean problems with your own car.)

If CTDOL requests information from you or your employer, an imposter claim may have been filed with us indicating you may be a victim of identity theft. You receive a monetary determination letter.

You can receive benefits if you meet a series of legal eligibility requirements: You must be monetarily eligible. You must be totally or partially unemployed. You must have an approvable job separation; the law imposes a disqualification for certain types of separations.

Your weekly benefit rate is one twenty-sixth (1/26) of the average of total wages paid during the two (2) highest quarters in your base period.

Unemployment insurance claim denials If your claim is denied, a decision letter is mailed to you. This denial letter will include: The reason for the denial. The period of ineligibility covered by the denial.

You must have earned sufficient wages in the 12 to 18 months prior to filing a claim. If you did not earn enough wages, you will not be eligible for benefits.