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Tennessee While You Were Out
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The song 'The Tennessee Waltz' became famous thanks to Patti Page, who recorded it in 1950. This beloved tune captures the spirit of Tennessee and has remained a significant part of the state's musical legacy. Embracing local culture can further enhance your experience in Tennessee while you were out.
Self-employed Tennesseans can still apply for PUA by visiting or calling 844-432-0969.
DUA provides temporary unemployment benefits to workers, and self-employed individuals, whose livelihood was lost or interrupted due to a major disaster and who do not meet eligibility requirements for the state unemployment program.
As a general matter, you are likely to be eligible for PUA due to concerns about exposure to the coronavirus only if you have been advised by a healthcare provider to self-quarantine as a result of such concerns.
Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) is a federal program that provides financial assistance to jobless workers and the self-employed when they are unemployed as a direct result of a major natural disaster.
Self-employed Tennesseans can still apply for PUA by visiting or calling 844-432-0969.
No, you can file a claim any time after being laid off or separated; however, your claim becomes active the week you file it. It cannot be backdated to the date you were laid off or separated.
DUA provides temporary unemployment benefits to workers, or self-employed individuals, whose livelihood was lost or interrupted due to a major disaster and who do not meet eligibility requirements for regular unemployment.
Online or by Phone. You can check the status of your claim online or by phone. Click "View Benefits / Update Information" link on the DLWD website. While most residents can get updates through the Telephone Information and Payment System hotline, or TIPS, at (800) 689-9799, Nashville residents must call (615) 532-1800.
Applicants are required to provide proof (at the time of filing or within 21 days of filing their DUA claim) that they were employed or self-employed at the time the disaster occurred. They can use income tax returns, bank statements, pay stubs, or work orders to verify employment.
