NC Extended Unemployment (insurance, transfer, contractor)

[abcde12]

Originally Posted by dazeja

If a budget isn't agreed on then we'll be back. Eb could get shut down again if the gov shuts down

You mean because the state ESC employees wouldn't be there to process the payments? If a government shutdown were to happen, it's not likely to be as long as the EB stalemate was and retroactivity will apply.

But whether the state government shuts down or not, I advise all unemployed people to spend their money as carefully and wisely as possible.

[BullCity75]

Speaker Tillis gives his employees 27% raises while unemployed suffer.

N.C. House Speaker Tillis gives his staff fat raises - Politics - NewsObserver.com

[jmichaelp]

Originally Posted by simpleman73

Have the party of 5 changed their minds? If they haven't I think everything will go through.

It doesn't matter. No budget means agencies like NCESC shut down, so no EB checks will be sent out.

[jmichaelp]

Originally Posted by BullCity75

Speaker Tillis gives his employees 27% raises

No big deal. He just gave them raises to make their salaries the same as other people in the government. Think of it this way - he saved $84,000 by underpaying them for a year!

[simpleman73]

Originally Posted by jmichaelp

It doesn't matter. No budget means agencies like NCESC shut down, so no EB checks will be sent out.

well if they havent, that means there is a veto proof majority, and it will pass either way

[lw2011]

wow everyone split lol they will be back when they pay bills As for me, money came but to late, I gotta move within 10 days,,,, but found a place today and its one more bed room than I have now and room for my pittbull to play,, lol, if he could, being he,s 8 yrs old and weighs 90 lbs, he can hardly walk

[dazeja]

Originally Posted by abcde12

You mean because the state ESC employees wouldn't be there to process the payments? If a government shutdown were to happen, it's not likely to be as long as the EB stalemate was and retroactivity will apply.

But whether the state government shuts down or not, I advise all unemployed people to spend their money as carefully and wisely as possible.

Yes with no paychecks I seriously doubt any of them will go into work. As for spending wisely , all of my back money is gone already. I had two months of rent and utility bills to pay. I'm not receiving anymore payments because my part-time jobs are over the allowed amount. I just hope everyone else if aware that the budget is the next obstacle.

[dazeja]

Originally Posted by simpleman73

Have the party of 5 changed their minds? If they haven't I think everything will go through.

I'm not sure, but the GOV can hold on to it for 10 days which is a lot of time to work on the party of 5. if they do change their minds then negotiations will start over and then only have 15 days to work itself out. Unless they extend the deadline. I think the budget will get worked out somehow. They will not go without paychecks .

[pamiwhit]

Hi everyone! I hope all of you are doing better these days.

Thank you to all who have kept this forum going and to Sunny for hosting it. If a new one forms I will gladly follow it.
You all take care and best of luck finding new employment. I do hope life treats us all a little better down the road as you tread forward. =o)

[7-up]

I hope someone can answer this question. The following applies:

1. a person is employed under a short term contract - 3 months
2. also drawing unemployment and the original claim period ends
3. the contract work ends before the original claim period ends

Question: Will the person's new unemployment claim be drawn from the short-term employer,both, or the full-time employer for which the person's original claim was made?

I ask because I'm under the impression that no Unemployment Insurance payments would be forthcoming from a short term contractor.



Thanks,