Why Benefits Are Denied -- and How to Appeal
Why Benefits Are Denied -- and How to Appeal
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How to Appeal an Unemployment Denial
With millions of workers laid off or forced to quit as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, access to unemployment benefits is more important than ever. But what if your unemployment claim is denied?
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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.