There are several reasons you might be denied unemployment insurance: If you did not work long enough, your employer says you quit or were fired because you did something Employment Development Department (EDD) thinks is “misconduct.”
There are several reasons you might be denied unemployment insurance: If you did not work long enough, your employer says you quit or were fired because you did something Employment Development Department (EDD) thinks is “misconduct.”
There are many reasons the county might say you are not eligible for General Assistance or General Relief benefits. Some of these reasons could be that your income is too high, you have too much property, you did not turn in paperwork
There are many reasons the county might say you are not eligible for General Assistance or General Relief benefits. Some of these reasons could be that your income is too high, you have too much property, you did not turn in paperwork
Since 1956 Legal Services of Northern California (LSNC) has provided quality legal services that empower the poor to identify and defeat the causes and effects of poverty.
Since 1956 Legal Services of Northern California (LSNC) has provided quality legal services that empower the poor to identify and defeat the causes and effects of poverty.
There are several reasons you might be denied unemployment insurance. The Employment Development Department (EDD) might not approve your unemployment claim if you did not work long enough, or if your employer says you quit or were fired because you did something EDD thinks is “misconduct”.
There are several reasons you might be denied unemployment insurance. The Employment Development Department (EDD) might not approve your unemployment claim if you did not work long enough, or if your employer says you quit or were fired because you did something EDD thinks is “misconduct”.
The county may only give you General Assistance or General Relief for 3 months in a 12 month period if the county decides you are able to work. Tell the county if you think you cannot work because of a disability or illness. The county might ask their doctor to examine you or might ask for a statement from your doctor.
The county may only give you General Assistance or General Relief for 3 months in a 12 month period if the county decides you are able to work. Tell the county if you think you cannot work because of a disability or illness. The county might ask their doctor to examine you or might ask for a statement from your doctor.
