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yeah layoffs definitely count for unemployment just make sure u apply right away dont wait

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One thing to keep in mind - you'll need to be actively looking for work and keeping a log of your job search activities. NYS Department of Labor requires you to make at least 3 work search contacts per week. They can ask to see your records at any time so keep detailed notes of where you applied, when, and any responses you received.

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I've been trying to reach NYS Department of Labor for weeks about this same issue but their phone lines are always busy. Has anyone found a way to actually talk to someone about tax withholding questions? I keep getting disconnected after waiting 2+ hours.

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I had the same problem until I found claimyr.com - they help you get through to NYS Department of Labor agents by phone. There's a demo video at https://youtu.be/qyftW-mnTNI that shows how it works. Used it last month and got connected within 15 minutes to resolve my withholding setup.

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That sounds too good to be true but I'm desperate at this point. Going to check it out, thanks!

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The whole system is ridiculous. Why can't they just automatically withhold like a regular paycheck? Now I have to worry about owing thousands come April.

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If you're having trouble getting through to NYS Department of Labor to verify your wage information or ask questions about your calculation, I used a service called Claimyr (claimyr.com) that helped me get connected to an actual agent. They have this video demo that shows how it works: https://youtu.be/qyftW-mnTNI. It was super easy to use and I finally got answers about my weird wage situation where one employer hadn't reported correctly.

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That sounds helpful! I've been trying to call for a week but keep getting the busy signal or getting disconnected after waiting forever.

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just wanted to say i went through this exact same thing last year with multiple part time jobs and it all worked out fine. nys department of labor was actually pretty good about combining everything once i got through to them. dont stress too much about it!

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Unfortunately if you haven't worked since your original claim, you're probably out of luck for now. You'd need to find employment first, work for a while, then potentially qualify for a new benefit year. The good news is even part-time or temporary work can help you build up eligibility again.

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How long would I need to work to qualify again? Just wondering if it's worth taking a temp job while I keep looking for something permanent.

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yeah this happened to my brother too. he had to take some gig work for a few months before he could file again. it sucks but at least there are options

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honestly the whole system is messed up, you work your butt off and when you actually need help there's always some technicality why you don't qualify for anything. employers know exactly how to screw you over while staying within the law

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Document EVERYTHING - every conversation with your employer, all medical records, any emails about your request for time off. If this goes to an unemployment hearing you'll need proof that you had no choice but to take the time off for medical reasons. The burden of proof is on you to show it wasn't a voluntary quit.

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Should I send them a formal written request for accommodation even though they already denied FMLA? Just to have it on record?

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Absolutely yes. Send it via email so you have proof of delivery and their response. Ask specifically for reasonable accommodation under ADA if applicable.

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