The Massachusetts Multilingual Notice is a series of notices issued by the Massachusetts State Department of Public Health (DPH) to provide access to health-related information in multiple languages. The notices provide written information in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Haitian Creole. The notices are used to inform the public about health-related services, programs, activities, and initiatives in the Commonwealth. The notices are available in a variety of formats, including webpages, print materials, videos, and audio recordings. The types of Massachusetts Multilingual Notice include Communicable Disease Alerts, Health Care for Immigrants Notices, Healthy Workplace Notices, and Vaccination Notices.
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Who is not eligible. You may not be eligible for Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits if your only source of employment is from working as: An employee of a non-profit or religious organization. A worker trainee in a program run by a nonprofit or public institution.
Receiving your UI benefits If eligible, you will receive the first UI benefit payment in the form of a check in approximately three to four weeks after applying for benefits. All other payments will be paid to you by direct deposit or debit card.
Contact Phone. Main: Call MassHealth Customer Service Center for Providers, Main: at (800) 841-2900. Open Monday?Friday 8 a.m.?5 p.m.Online. Email Email MassHealth Customer Service Center for Providers at provider@masshealthquestions.com. Fax. (617) 988-8974.
Most claims are processed within 21-28 days after filing. It may take longer if there is an issue with your claim.
If your payment shows as ?paid? and a date is listed, this means you should receive payment in your account or on your debit card within 24 to 48 hours after that date. If your payment shows as ?pending,? this means we are still processing it, and there is nothing more you need to do.
Phone Call Center Call Department of Unemployment Assistance, Call Center at (877) 626-6800.TeleCert Line (Automated system is operational) Call Department of Unemployment Assistance, TeleCert Line (Automated system is operational) at (617) 626-6338.
The person in charge of the hearing (the review examiner) will determine whether or not you're eligible to receive benefits. The Hearings Department makes every effort to send the written decision of the review examiner within 2-4 weeks after the hearing is over.