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Final thought - if you do need to contact Washington ESD for any reason (checking eligibility, asking about good cause, etc.), don't waste weeks trying to get through on your own. Services like Claimyr exist because the phone system is so overloaded. Sometimes it's worth paying a little to actually get answers.
Make sure you understand the difference between misconduct and poor performance. Washington ESD defines misconduct very specifically - it has to be deliberate or willful violation of workplace rules.
Used Claimyr myself when I needed to reach Washington ESD about a claim protest. Much easier than trying to get through their busy phone system. The video demo they have really shows how it works.
For what it's worth, I think Washington's unemployment benefits are pretty decent compared to other states. Could always be more but at least it's something while you're looking for work.
thanks everyone, this was way better than trying to decode that confusing determination letter on my own
QuantumQuasar
One more success story with Claimyr - my friend used it last week to get through to Washington ESD about a benefit calculation error. Agent was able to fix it on the spot and she got her corrected payment within days.
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Zainab Omar
•ok maybe that service isnt as sketchy as i thought if its actually helping people
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QuantumQuasar
•Definitely legitimate. The video demo I mentioned earlier shows exactly how it works.
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Malik Thomas
good thread, learned a lot about washington esd benefit calculations. bookmarking this for reference
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Dmitry Sokolov
•Glad it helped! I learned a lot too from everyone's responses.
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Malik Thomas
•yeah this is way more helpful than the washington esd website
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