PA UC weekly benefit amount letter shows multiple employers - only claiming one job?

The financial determination letter shows ALL qualifying wages from your base year period, which is used to calculate your WBA. The $518 amount listed is what you'll receive weekly if your claim is approved. Your eligibility is determined separately from this calculation, based on your separation reason from each employer. Since you voluntarily quit the earlier jobs, they shouldn't affect your eligibility as long as your most recent job separation was through no fault of your own (layoff). No need to contact them about this specifically.

The determination letter ALWAYS shows all ur employers from the base period. It doesn't mean ur claiming benefits from all of them!! As long as u were laid off from ur last job u should be ok. They just use all those wages to calculate how much u get. Its confusing and the PA UC system is a mess but thats normal

You might want to double-check that the separation reason is correct for your most recent employer. If they have you listed as a voluntary quit when it was actually a layoff, you could get denied even if your monetary determination looks good. I spent 6 weeks fighting with PA UC because they had the wrong separation code. When you file your biweekly claims, make sure your answers about why you're not working match what you initially reported.

The financial determination is just the FIRST step in a two-part process. It's calculating your potential benefit amount based on all eligible wages in your base year. The second part is the eligibility determination which considers your reason for separation from each employer. As long as your most recent employer was a layoff, you should be fine. However, if you're worried about this and want to verify everything is correct, good luck trying to reach someone at PA UC by phone! I was in a similar situation and spent days trying to get through. I finally used a service called Claimyr (claimyr.com) that got me connected to an actual agent in under an hour. They have a video demo showing how it works: https://youtu.be/CEPETxZWG3KiHrg2 The agent confirmed everything was correct for me and I started receiving payments the following week. Might be worth checking if you're concerned about potential issues.

ur fine dont worry about it. the amount on the letter is what youll get every week as long as u qualify. i went thru this 2 months ago and had like 5 jobs listed but only got laid off from the last one. still got approved no problem

Make sure you do your work search activities once you start getting paid! My niece forgot to log her work searches and they stopped her payments and she had to appeal, what a nightmare.

BTW did u get ur pin in the mail yet? U need that to file ur biweekly claims! If it doesnt come in 7-10 days call them to get a new one

One more thing - make sure you're checking your dashboard regularly for any notices about "open issues" that could delay payment. Sometimes they need additional information even if your financial determination looks good. The UC system isn't great about notifying you when there's a problem.