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Washington While You Were Out
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The book 'While You Were Out' provides a comprehensive guide to understanding the daily life and challenges faced by Americans. It outlines societal changes and important events that occur when someone is absent. This insightful read connects to the theme of staying informed, even when life moves quickly, akin to the principles expressed in Washington While You Were Out.
The federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program ended. If you were getting PUA benefits, the week ending Sept. 4 was: The last payable week for PUA benefits.
You might be eligible for either, but you can't receive both unemployment and paid leave benefits during the same week. Both programs pay benefits on a weekly basis.
Usually, it will take about a week after you certify before you receive your first benefit payment. With the large amount of claims we are processing, there may be delays. If you are eligible, you may get your first PUA payment in about two days if you already have a Debit Card from the EDD.
You will be paid retroactively to the date you became unemployed, not the date when you filed your initial claim.
You can get PUA for up to 39 weeks. Your benefit amount will be calculated based on your income during 2019. The minimum amount will be $235/week and the maximum will be $790/week but in addition to that, you will receive an extra $600/week for the period from March 29 to July 31 (also paid retroactively).
A person can collect regular unemployment benefits for up to 26 weeks. Benefits are calculated based on wages from an individual's base year, not the calendar year. The base year is the first four of the last five calendar quarters. Q.
You must still meet the job-search requirements while working part-time. If you did not work more than 17 hours in any week in your base period, you may need to look for only part-time work. Working part-time usually extends the number of weeks you can draw benefits.
If you are following guidance issued by a medical professional or public health official to isolate or quarantine yourself as a result of exposure to COVID-19 and you are not receiving paid sick leave from your employer, you may be eligible to receive regular unemployment benefits.
If you worked in another state during the last 18 months, you may be eligible to file a new claim in that state. You must have at least $1,300 in earnings in one quarter of your base period or at least $900 in earnings in the highest quarter and 1.25 times your highest quarter earnings in your total base period.
