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been getting unemployment for 2 months now and the weekly filing becomes routine pretty quick. just remember to file every week even if you worked some hours, you just report what you earned
One last thing - if you have any issues with your claim or need to speak with someone at Washington ESD, I'd definitely recommend checking out Claimyr. I was skeptical at first but it actually worked great for getting through to an agent when I had questions about my benefit amount calculation.
Jeremiah 29:11 - 'For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.' God has plans for your career that are better than what you can imagine. This season of unemployment is part of that plan.
One last thought - Hebrews 13:5 says God will never leave you or forsake you. Even when Washington ESD takes forever to process claims and employers don't call back, God is still with you. He sees your efforts and your heart. Don't let anyone make you feel less than because you're receiving unemployment benefits.
Just wanted to follow up on the Claimyr thing I mentioned earlier. I ended up using them again this week to check on my claim status and it worked great. If you're having trouble getting through to ESD, it's definitely worth checking out their demo video to see how it works.
I've been trying to call ESD for days with no luck. Might have to try this Claimyr service too.
Update: I applied for unemployment after being fired for performance issues and just got approved! The adjudication took about 4 weeks but it was worth the wait. Don't let anyone tell you that being fired automatically disqualifies you.
The whole unemployment system would be so much easier if they just had better customer service. Half the confusion comes from not being able to get answers to simple questions.
Amen to that. They act like talking to claimants is some kind of burden instead of part of their job.
That's honestly why services like Claimyr exist - because the regular system is so hard to navigate. At least there are options now.
Quick math check for OP - if you were making $62k annually that's about $4,770 per month or $1,192 per week gross. Even at the max benefit of $999 you're looking at about 84% replacement of your gross wages, which is actually pretty good.
Emma Davis
Make copies of everything before you submit it! I learned that lesson when some of my documents got lost in the process.
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NebulaNinja
•Good tip! I'll make sure to keep copies of all my appeal paperwork.
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Emma Davis
•Yeah, always keep a paper trail. You never know when you'll need to reference something later.
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CosmicCaptain
Good luck with your appeal! Sounds like you have a solid case if it was just scheduling disagreements. Stay positive and stick to the facts during the hearing.
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Fatima Al-Suwaidi
•You're welcome! Keep us updated on how it goes.
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Dylan Mitchell
•Yes, hope everything works out for you!
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