Southern California Unemployment Compensation Benefit
Attorneys
Following the termination of employment, many former employees
rely on unemployment compensation provided by the State
or Federal government. This form of temporary financial
assistance, which is also known as unemployment insurance,
is used to provide Americans with some form of money while
they are unemployed.
The State of California has a system to determine eligibility
for unemployment compensation, as well as a set amount
of time for which eligible unemployed persons can collect
unemployment compensation benefits and the amount they
will receive. Typically, a person on unemployment may receive
benefits for up to twenty six (26) weeks at a fraction
of his or her pay. The following are just a few factors
which are required to be eligible to receive unemployment
benefits in California:
- You must be unemployed
- You must honestly and accurately fill out all unemployment
paperwork
- You must be ready and willing to work
- You must be searching for new employment
- You must report to the unemployment office to keep
receiving unemployment benefits
There are also many factors which may cause disqualification
of unemployment compensation, which include:
- Declining to perform appropriate work
- Not actively seeking employment
- Not filing your unemployment compensation paperwork
on time
- Providing untrue information or lying in regards to
your unemployment matter
- Quitting your last job
If you have been terminated from your job and would like
assistance in your unemployment matter, please contact
a California unemployment compensation attorney at the
Law Offices of Terry Davis today to discuss your case.
We have experience in all areas of employment law, and
have the skill and knowledge to represent your unemployment
compensation claim.
If you or a loved one is involved in an
unemployment compensation matter, please contact a California
unemployment compensation lawyer today at the Law Offices
of Terry Davis.
1-800-783-9360
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