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Here's what worked for me: 1. Call early in the morning, like right when they open. 2. If you get the 'too many callers' message, hang up and immediately redial. 3. Once you're in the queue, DO NOT HANG UP no matter how long it takes. 4. Have all your info ready - claim number, last employer details, etc. 5. Be polite but firm with the rep you get. It took me about 2 hours of redialing, but I finally got through and got my issue resolved. Good luck!
Yo creo que deberíamos organizarnos y hacer una protesta frente a las oficinas. Ya es hora de que nos escuchen y mejoren el servicio!
Has anyone tried reaching out on social media? I've heard some people have had luck getting responses that way.
I'm convinced the whole system is designed to make us give up. Stay strong everyone, and don't let them win! 💪
Danielle Campbell
Quick update on your situation - I just realized there's actually a specific name for this form: DE 2580WS (Work Search Certification). Knowing the exact form number might help when you call back. When the form finally does appear, make sure you have all your previous employment information handy, including contact details for your former employer and dates of employment. They'll also ask about job search activities between your previous job and starting your new position. Having all this information ready will make the process go much faster once the form finally appears.
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Caleb Bell
This is incredibly helpful, thank you! I have all that information ready to go, so hopefully when I call tomorrow I can just give them the form number and get it done over the phone. I really appreciate this specific information!
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