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I HATE this pending resolution nonsense! They never explain what they're actually looking at or how long it will take. The whole NYS Department of Labor system is designed to frustrate people into giving up on their claims. Been dealing with this bureaucratic nightmare for months.
Pending resolution could mean they're verifying your employment history with your last employer. Sometimes employers don't respond quickly to requests for information, which can delay the process. Make sure you have all your documentation ready in case they ask for additional proof of your work history or separation reason.
The system is so messed up though! They make you jump through all these hoops and then half the time your claim gets held up in adjudication for weeks with no explanation. I swear they design it to be confusing on purpose so people give up.
tell him to file no matter what!! the worst they can say is no but if he doesn't file he gets nothing for sure. I got fired for being late too much and still got benefits because they couldn't prove it was willful misconduct
This whole system is so confusing. I thought if you get fired you automatically can't get unemployment. Good to know that's not always true. The NYS Department of Labor really needs to make this stuff clearer for people.
It's definitely confusing but the basic rule is that you can get benefits unless you were fired for misconduct. Things like poor performance, attendance issues without warnings, or company downsizing usually don't count as misconduct. Only things like theft, violence, or repeatedly ignoring direct orders typically disqualify you.
The whole system is designed to give you as little as possible while making it confusing AF to understand why. They use all these complicated formulas and base periods when they could just say 'we're giving you the minimum we can get away with legally
Harper Collins
THIS SYSTEM IS SO FRUSTRATING!! Why can't they just send us a clear notice with our end date?? I've been stressed about this for weeks and had to figure it out myself by counting backwards from my claim start date. NYS Department of Labor needs to do better with communication!
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Emma Morales
•seriously! i shouldnt have to do math to figure out when my benefits end
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Kelsey Hawkins
You should be able to see your claim end date somewhere in your my.ny.gov account. Check under the claim details section. Mine showed both my benefit year end date and when I'd hit 26 weeks.
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A Man D Mortal
•I'll look for that - I might have missed it in all the confusing information on that site.
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