Would the reactivation of my California Real Estate license end my current unemployment benefits

In California, the Employment Development Department implements the benefits law and oversees unemployment benefits. Typically, you receive unemployment benefits for as long as you are eligible by meeting a number of set conditions. One such condition is as follows: "Any week during which he or she performs no services and with respect to which no wages are payable to him or her." (CA Unemployment Insurance Code Section 1251-1265.9) The main question to ask is if the reactivation of your Real Estate license would constitute a violation of the Unemployment Insurance Code's conditions. You may contact an Employment attorney in California to further discuss your case.