Why Benefits Are Denied -- and How to Appeal
Why Benefits Are Denied -- and How to Appeal
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How To Appeal a Denial of Unemployment Benefits
Unemployment benefits are available for workers who are out of work due to no fault of their own. But what if your unemployment claim is denied? The good news is that you can file an appeal and, while every state has its own set of rules and procedures, the process is similar in most jurisdictions.
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Possible Reasons For Being Denied Unemployment Benefits
Find out the most common reasons why benefits are denied.
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When to Hire an Unemployment Lawyer
Most people can handle their unemployment claims without legal help -- but in certain situations, it makes sense to hire a lawyer.
If Your Employer Contested Your Claim
If Your Employer Contested Your Claim
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What Steps Can I Take If My Employer Gets My Unemployment Claim Denied?
Find out how and why employers contest claims for unemployment -- and what you can do about it.
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Discriminatory Firing: Can I Collect Unemployment?
If you were fired for serious misconduct (as defined by your state), you won't be eligible for benefits. But what if you believe your firing was discriminatory?
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Can an Employer Appeal Eligibility for Unemployment Compensation?
Even if you are initially granted benefits, your former employer can file an appeal.
Resources on Unemployment
Resources on Unemployment
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The ultimate guide to your rights at work, including your rights after you've left a job.