PA UC claim showing 'Results Issue Found' after one employer denied - Will this block all benefits?

omg that Results Issue Found message is so stressful!! i had that happen 2 me when i had multiple employers too. in my case i had to wait for a examiner to review everything before they made a decision. took like 3 weeks tho 😩

The "Results Issue Found" status means there's a pending issue with your claim that requires review, but it doesn't automatically mean you'll be denied benefits from both employers. When you have multiple employers, PA UC evaluates each separately. You need to wait for an examiner to review your case. If they rule in your favor regarding the job where you were terminated after giving notice, you may be eligible for benefits based on both employers. If that employer's denial stands, you might still receive partial benefits based on the approving employer's wages. Keep those text messages as evidence for when they contact you for an interview about the circumstances.

its a mess when u have 2 employers trust me... my brother had this exact thing and they froze his whole claim for like 6 weeks while they sorted it out. something about them needing to calculate the right benefit amount based on the eligible wages or whatever. such BS

I've seen this situation many times. You should absolutely continue filing your weekly claims while waiting for resolution. This is critical because once they resolve the issue, they can only pay you for weeks you properly certified for. Regarding your specific situation: 1. You cannot remove an employer from your base year calculation - all employers during your base period must be included 2. Being terminated after giving notice often qualifies as eligible for benefits, especially if you have documentation showing you were dismissed in a hostile manner 3. Even if one employer's wages are excluded due to ineligibility, you can still receive benefits based solely on the eligible employer's wages (though possibly at a lower weekly benefit rate) 4. "Results Issue Found" typically means you'll be scheduled for a fact-finding interview or questionnaire Make sure all your contact information is up-to-date in the system so you don't miss any communications.

Have you tried calling the UC service center? I was in a similar situation last year (though not identical) and was going CRAZY waiting. I tried calling for days - busy signals, disconnects, the works. Finally used Claimyr (claimyr.com) to get through and it saved me SO much stress. They have a video showing how it works: https://youtu.be/CEPETxZdo9E?si=WL1ZzVZWG3KiHrg2 The rep I talked to was able to see exactly what the issue was and told me when my interview was scheduled. Turns out they had sent me a notice through the portal that I missed completely!

THE ENTIRE PA UC SYSTEM IS DESIGNED TO FRUSTRATE YOU INTO GIVING UP!!!! I had multiple employers on my claim too and they made me wait EIGHT WEEKS before they finally paid me. I filed my weekly claims the whole time but was getting $0 because of the "issue." When I finally got through to someone after calling 57 TIMES IN ONE DAY, they said it was just waiting for manual review and could have been resolved weeks earlier if they weren't so understaffed. DON'T GIVE UP. Keep filing every week and DOCUMENT EVERYTHING.

To answer your follow-up question: In 2025, PA UC is primarily conducting fact-finding interviews by phone. You'll receive notification through your dashboard with the date and approximate time window. They'll call the number on file in your account, so verify it's correct. For the documentation of your manager's behavior, be prepared to upload it through the portal if requested, or describe it during your interview. Be specific about dates, times, and exactly what was said. If they determine your second employer terminated you without cause after you gave proper notice, that should be ruled eligible too - which would increase your weekly benefit amount compared to just having one eligible employer.

let us kno what happens!! im invested in ur story now lol. hope u get approved soon! 🤞

Just a quick update for anyone following this thread or finding it later: PA UC has been taking an average of 19-25 days to resolve multi-employer claims with eligibility issues as of mid-2025. This is actually an improvement from last year. If your "Results Issue Found" status persists beyond 30 days without any communication, that's when you should escalate by contacting your state representative's office. They can often help push claims that have fallen through the cracks.