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The requirement to search for work to receive UC benefits in Pennsylvania, which has been suspended because of the pandemic, will restart for all state and federal programs with the week July 11-17, 2021. Pennsylvania work search requirements are explained on the back of this letter.
Two job applications and one work search activity are the basic requirements. Reference the PA Unemployment Compensation Handbook for a complete list of requirements. Note: Self-employed individuals submitting a "bid" for work qualifies as a work search activity.
The purpose of a determination interview is to resolve issues involving a claimant's potential eligibility for unemployment compensation and provide a record of the Department's fact finding and judgment. A determination of eligibility must be made whenever an issue is identified.
While it is the employer's prerogative to discharge an employee, an employee is not ineligible for UC benefits unless the discharge is due to willful misconduct. Pennsylvania's courts have provided guidance in determining an individual's eligibility in specific situations involving a discharge for willful misconduct.
Section 402(b) of the Pennsylvania UC Law provides, in part, that a claimant shall be ineligible for benefits for any week in which his/her unemployment is due to voluntarily leaving work without cause of a necessitous and compelling nature.
Work search requires you to apply for two jobs and complete one work-search activity every week. Work registration requires you to register for employment-search services through PA CareerLink® within 30 days after filing an unemployment claim.
The following are some of the possible ways you can be disqualified: You fail, without good cause, to accept an offer of suitable work or refuse a referral to a job opportunity. You voluntarily quit a job without good cause. You do not register for employment-search services as required.
Work registration and work search requirements have been re-instated in Pennsylvania starting on Sunday, July 11 for both UC and PUA. During most of the pandemic, the requirement that unemployment claimants complete weekly work search was waived.