Was I denied or accepted benefits??? (file, claim, payment, fill)
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Ok, so I quit my job the beginning of last month for obvious reasons, the employees there were unbelievably rude also racist, so I had to get out... Well a couple days after I filed a claim just to see what would happen, obviously I didn't think I would get unemployment, I just was curious. So a week after I filed a claim, it showed up on the website how much I was eligible so I thought ok this maybe good, well I got to looking and it said Active Issues "YES" ... but I was able to fill out the weekly certification, and I have been doing so for the past 5 or 6 weeks, I even called up to the unemployment office to see what active issues I had and she told me since I quit they had to look it over and call my old employers to see what happened blah blah blah, so I said okay and like I said I've been filling out my weekly certification, so this passed Sunday I got on to fill out my Unemployment and just for curiosity I viewed my claim to see if it still said Active Issues, and to my surprise it said NO active issues, so I went and tried to fill out my weekly certification and it wouldn't let me, it kept redirecting me back to the page where it shows you the warnings and important messages, it also said "To ensure your claim was processed, do NOT bookmark pages". So can anyone tell me what all this means?... I haven't got any mail telling me I was denied or accepted and there is not payments that have been processed.
So anyone have any ideas as to what is going on with my claim?... I'm going to call tomorrow but I was wondering if maybe anyone else has ever went through this. Please someone help me out.
Regardless, of whether your claim was approved, you should be able to continue filing simply because if you are denied, you're still allowed to appeal, and if you prevail, you will only be paid for the weeks you claim.
Therefore, you need to call so that you can continue to file until you decide that you no longer want to persue the matter.
Yeah I figured, I may get denied... I was just curious to see if I'd get any benefits... But if I got denied I am definitely appealing , it wasn't my intentions to quit... I had to before things really got ugly, so I will be doing whatever I can to win the appeal, not to mention I have witnesses to explain how rude/racist they were at my job... So I am hoping it all goes by smooth.
Btw tell me: Does an employer have an amount of time to get back to the unemployment office to let them know what happened?... And if they don't reply to the Unemployment office at a certain time, then whoever is trying to get UB is granted them?... I hope that makes sence.
Employers do have a deadline. The catch is that it won't work for you because you quit.
If the employer fires you, and then fails to fill out the paperwork, a claimant gets benefits.
When you quit, the employer doesn't have to do a thing, and chances are you're still going to get denied simply because it's really hard to prove a good cause quit to a deputy.
A loss at the initial deputy determination happens even in clear cut cases where the claimant should have gotten UI. The appeal is where these things get sorted out. People win on appeal all the time. Use your time to prepare for an appeal and look for a job, and hope that you won't have to go there, but at least be ready.
You might have good cause if you can really prove the racism existed, or a hostile work environment from the rudeness, so try to get as much proof as you can put together before the appeal.
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