What if I am temporarily laid off work because business has slowed down as a result of COVID-19?
What if I am temporarily laid off work because business has slowed down as a result of COVID-19?
If you are laid off work temporarily or if your hours are reduced due to a business slowdown or a lack of demand as a result of COVID-19, you may be able to receive unemployment benefits.
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- Is there a certain age to qualify for unemployment benefits?
- Does going to college affect me from receiving unemployment benefits?
- Is the 28-day window to apply waived?
- I've never been able to get unemployment benefits before because I'm an independent contractor. Can I get benefits now?
- How does UIA define "full-time"?
- What if I am a self-employed, 1099 or gig worker?
- Can someone who works for a non-profit file for unemployment benefits?
- Can a person work part-time and still collect UI benefits?
- What if I need to take time off work because I contract COVID-19?
- My employer has shut down operations temporarily because an employee is sick and other employees have been asked to isolate or quarantine as a result of COVID-19. Am I eligible for unemployment benefits?
- Will I have problems filing for unemployment insurance benefits if I was a previous victim of Identity theft?
- I have a previous claim for benefits starting before 3/15/20, do I get more weeks of benefits on this claim?
- What if I have to care for someone who has Coronavirus? Can I get unemployment benefits?
- What if I am asked by a medical professional or public health official to quarantine as a result of COVID-19, but I am not sick?
- If I become seriously ill and I am forced to quit my job as a result of COVID-19, will I qualify for unemployment benefits?
- What if my employer goes out of business as a result of COVID-19?
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