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Just want to add that timing matters too with these categories. Some problems can only be fixed during certain windows, especially if you need to appeal a determination. Don't wait too long to address whatever type of problem you have.
This thread has been super helpful! I was confused about the same thing when dealing with my own Washington ESD issues. Glad to see I'm not the only one who finds their system confusing.
Just remember that even if you win an appeal, the whole process can take months. Make sure you have some kind of financial cushion or support system before you make the leap.
Final thought - if you do decide to quit, make sure you phrase your reason correctly when filing your UI claim. Don't just say you quit because you were unhappy. Explain the specific circumstances that made continuing work unreasonable or impossible.
Oliver Zimmermann
For what it's worth, I tried to call Washington ESD about something similar and gave up after 2 hours of busy signals. The Claimyr service someone mentioned actually worked - got me through to a real person who confirmed exactly what everyone here is saying. Sometimes worth the investment to get definitive answers.
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Jamal Wilson
•I think I'm comfortable with the consensus here but good to know that option exists if I need it for anything else.
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Natasha Volkova
Just stop filing your weekly claims and move on. You're making this way more complicated than it needs to be. Enjoy your new job!
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Jamal Wilson
•You're absolutely right. Sometimes I overthink things. Thanks for the reality check!
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