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thank you for your reply and i have read the other threads..its just not making sense to me.
so if my regular benefits (26 wks) expires before December 31, 2009 then i will be eligible for an extension?
thats how i read what you wrote. If i'm wrong can you direct me to where i can go to understand this simply and clearly.
Im very scared right now, i live alone, no family and if i lose my apartment i will be on the streets...so any information you can provide would be GREATLY appreciated.
so if my regular benefits (26 wks) expires before December 31, 2009 then i will be eligible for an extension?
Unless the current legislation which originally granted the Tier I, Tier II, and EB extensions is amended --
(1) If you are still collecting your regular benefits on December 31, 2009, you will not be eligible for any extensions. Of course, you will be eligible to collect the remainder of your regular 26 weeks into 2010.
(2) If you are collecting benefits through one of the extensions (Tier I, Tier II, or EB) on December 31, 2009, you are eligible to collect for the remaining weeks in that extension into 2010. But you will not be eligible for any further extensions.
For example, if you start collecting benefits in Tier I before December 31, 2009, you will be eligible to collect the remainder of the weeks n the Tier I extension.
But you will not be able to collect benefits under the Tier II or EB extensions because they will have expired on December 31, 2009 -- and will no longer be available in January 2010.
my benefits will run out early December- therefore i missed the December 31, 2009 cut off and my extension will be in affect before December 31, 2009 so i will be able to collect remainder of my Tier 1 extension?
tnice83, Its called RETURN -to-Work that they launching at the N.J Dept. of Labor and work force Develop. Under the leader ship of the Gov. The Gov. will reimbursing employers for some of the cost of on-the job- training for eligible individuals who are newly hired.
my benefits will run out early December- therefore i missed the December 31, 2009 cut off and my extension will be in affect before December 31, 2009 so i will be able to collect remainder of my Tier 1 extension?
tnice83, Its called RETURN -to-Work that they launching at the N.J Dept. of Labor and work force Develop. Under the leader ship of the Gov. The Gov. will reimbursing employers for some of the cost of on-the job- training for eligible individuals who are newly hired.
Have you considered using the direct mail function here when you have something to communicate to a single person -- particularly when it has absolutely nothing to do with the subject of this thread?
diorgirl, help me out here. ive been reading your post and appreciate all that you do. but im a little confused now. maybe you can straighten things out for me please. i received my last eb check on sept 3. i called in on monday aug 31st. now reading all the post up to the last few, i thought i was in line for some kind of extention of atleast 13 weeks cause nj is now above 9.0 percent etc etc. so now reading these last couple post, it doesnt look like im getting any kind of extention. very scared right now. ive been looking for work for two freaking yrs and nada. so i was hopeing for some kind of extention.please clarify this for me please, and i hope i am wrong. thank you good luck everyone
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