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Don't forget that if you do any part-time work while collecting benefits, you need to report those wages when you file your weekly claim. They'll deduct from your benefits but you can still collect partial benefits if you work limited hours.
Good to know. I might take some temporary work while I'm looking for a permanent position.
Just make sure to report it accurately. The wage reporting is pretty straightforward but important to get right.
Overall, based on what you've described, you sound like you'll qualify easily. 8 months of work, decent wages, laid off through no fault of your own - that's a textbook case for approval. Just get your application in soon and start looking for work.
Thanks everyone for all the helpful information. I feel much more confident about applying now. Going to file my claim this weekend.
Good luck! The process seems overwhelming at first but once you get started it's manageable. This thread has great advice.
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you've got all the info you need now. just take it step by step and don't overthink it. the system is designed to help people like you get back on their feet
Exactly the encouragement I needed to hear. Thanks again everyone!
Update us on how it goes! And remember, if you hit any snags with Washington ESD communication, there are solutions out there. The Claimyr service I mentioned earlier has helped a lot of people get their claims resolved faster. But hopefully you won't need it and everything will go smoothly!
I'll definitely post an update once I get through the initial application. Fingers crossed it goes smoothly!
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UPDATE: Just filed my claim online. Thanks everyone for the encouragement and advice. Fingers crossed it goes smoothly but at least now I know what to expect if it doesn't.
You did the right thing. Remember to file your weekly claims even while it's being reviewed.
Hope it works out better for you than it did for me. The process sucks but you might get lucky.
this whole thread is making me realize I should have applied when I got fired 3 months ago... ugh probably too late now
It's probably too late to get benefits for those past months, but you could still apply if you're still unemployed. Better late than never.
yeah I found another job but it's part time and pays way less. so frustrating.
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Manufacturing layoffs are usually considered no-fault, so you shouldn't have any issues with eligibility. The benefit calculation should be straightforward for you.
That's a relief. I was worried they might question why I was laid off even though it wasn't my fault.
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Bottom line: if you worked regularly in the past 15 months and made at least minimum wage for decent hours, you probably qualify. The system is designed to help people who lost work through no fault of their own.
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Evelyn Kelly
Thanks everyone! I think I have enough information now to either file or check my wage history first. This was really helpful.
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