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One more thing - when you're filling out the application, be completely honest about why you were fired. Don't try to sugar-coat it or make it sound better than it was. Washington ESD will find out the truth anyway when they contact your employer.
If you do get approved and your employer contests it, don't panic. You'll get a hearing where you can explain your side. Having documentation of your efforts to improve performance will be really valuable then. Good luck with your claim!
honestly at this point I'm just going to try that claimyr thing too, this is ridiculous
I wish they would just send you a letter telling you exactly how much you earned in each quarter instead of making you guess
Thanks everyone for the helpful info. I think I understand the requirements better now. Going to gather all my wage info and file my claim this weekend.
One last thing - keep all your documentation! Pay stubs, termination notice, any correspondence from Washington ESD. You might need it later if there are any questions about your claim or if you need to appeal anything.
Hope everything works out for you! The unemployment system can be stressful but once you get into the routine of filing weekly claims and doing job searches it becomes pretty manageable. Just stay on top of the requirements and you should be fine.
Liam McGuire
thanks everyone for explaining this. i was also confused but now i get it. unemployment rate = big picture economy stuff. my benefits = my personal wage history. simple enough
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Mei Wong
•Perfect summary! That's exactly right.
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Jamal Anderson
Update: I'm going to call Washington ESD tomorrow to check on my wage records. If I can't get through I'll try that Claimyr service someone mentioned. Thanks for all the help!
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Amara Eze
•Good luck! Hope you get it sorted out quickly.
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QuantumQuasar
•let us know how it goes! curious if they find missing wages
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