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Does the benefit amount ever change once it's set? Like if I get a job and then get laid off again later?
Thanks everyone for all the explanations! This thread helped me understand my benefit calculation way better than the Washington ESD website did.
I remember last year around this time there was some confusion about this same thing. Payment schedules stayed normal but a lot of people were asking about it on social media.
One more suggestion - contact your local WorkSource office. They have counselors who can help you understand your options and might know about programs or resources that aren't widely advertised. Sometimes there are local or industry-specific assistance programs available.
Bottom line: no, you can't just reapply for unemployment when it runs out. You need to work and earn wages first. But there are other resources available while you're looking for work. Don't give up!
Giovanni Mancini
Just wanted to say thanks for all the helpful info in this thread! I'm definitely going to file for partial benefits now that I know it's an option. Really appreciate everyone sharing their experiences.
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Sean Doyle
•Good luck with your claim! Remember to file as soon as possible since there's usually a one-week waiting period.
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Giovanni Mancini
•Will do! Going to start the application tonight.
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Fatima Al-Suwaidi
I used Claimyr when I couldn't get through to check on my adjudication status and they connected me right away. Definitely recommend if you need to actually talk to someone at Washington ESD instead of just checking your account online.
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Anastasia Fedorov
•That's the third recommendation for that service in this thread. Must actually work!
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Fatima Al-Suwaidi
•Yeah, I was hesitant at first but the video demo on their site convinced me it was legit. Saved me probably 10+ hours of trying to call on my own.
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