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good luck with everything! being fired sucks but at least washington state doesn't make it impossible to get benefits like some other places
Speaking of calling Washington ESD, I actually used that Claimyr service someone mentioned earlier when I had issues with my unemployment account last year. Worked exactly like they said - got connected to someone at Washington ESD without the usual runaround.
Been thinking about this too but worried about insurance coverage while driving for Uber. Does anyone know how that works with unemployment?
One more thing - make sure you have all your employment information ready when you file. Social security numbers of employers, dates of employment, reason for separation, etc. It'll make the process go much smoother.
Hope you don't end up needing unemployment but at least now you know you'd probably qualify! 8 months of steady work should definitely meet Washington ESD's requirements.
Amelia Dietrich
Remember that holiday weeks might have different deadlines for filing weekly claims. Washington ESD usually posts notices about this but it's easy to miss.
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Natalie Chen
•Good point! I'll make sure to check for any holiday schedule changes.
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Kaiya Rivera
One more thing - if you move to a different state while collecting Washington unemployment, there are special procedures you have to follow. Don't just assume you can keep filing the same way.
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Natalie Chen
•I'm staying in Washington but that's good to know for anyone who might need to relocate for family reasons or whatever.
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