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Just want to add that if you ever have issues with payments or need to speak to someone at Washington ESD, that Claimyr service mentioned earlier is legit. I used it when my payments got held up and they helped me get through to resolve it quickly.
One last thing - make sure you file in the same week you were terminated. The waiting week starts from when you file, not when you lost your job. Don't delay if you think you might qualify.
I tried filing for partial unemployment as per diem last year and got denied initially. Had to appeal and it took forever to get resolved.
They said I was still employed and didn't meet the criteria for partial benefits. Had to prove that my hours were cut involuntarily and significantly.
Good luck OP! Per diem unemployment claims are definitely possible but you need to be persistent and organized with your documentation.
Natasha Petrov
Quick question - does the residual pay get deposited the same way as regular unemployment benefits? Same timeline and everything?
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CaptainAwesome
•Yes, residual benefits are processed and paid just like your regular weekly benefit amount. Same deposit method and timeline.
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Natasha Petrov
•Perfect, thanks for clarifying that!
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Connor O'Brien
this whole thread has been really helpful. i was totally confused about residual pay too but now i understand how it works. thanks everyone for explaining it so clearly!
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Amara Okafor
•Same here! This community is great for getting these kinds of questions answered.
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Connor O'Brien
•definitely beats trying to figure it out from the washington esd website alone
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