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One last thing I'll add - if you worked for multiple employers during your base period, make sure Washington ESD has wage information from all of them. Sometimes there are delays in reporting that can affect your benefit calculation.
Just wanted to follow up on the Claimyr service I mentioned earlier - definitely recommend it if you need to talk to someone at Washington ESD about your eligibility or any other questions. Way better than trying to get through on your own.
Does anyone know if the partial benefit calculation changes if you have multiple part-time jobs? I'm thinking about picking up a second gig on weekends.
This thread has been super helpful! I was so confused about partial benefits but now I understand how it works. Going to keep filing my weekly claims and see how it goes with my new part-time schedule.
thanks for all this info everyone, sounds like I need to be really careful about documenting everything if I file
One more thing - if you do get disqualified, don't give up. The appeal process exists for a reason and a lot of initial decisions get overturned.
Make sure to keep track of all your job search activities in case Washington ESD asks for them. I got selected for a work search review and had to provide documentation of everything I did for several weeks.
Overall the Washington unemployment system is pretty generous compared to other states. Just follow the rules, file on time, and you should be fine. Good luck with your job search!
Teresa Boyd
Good tip! I found the notification in my spam folder too.
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Amy Fleming
Same thing happened to me last year. Always worth checking spam for Washington ESD emails.
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