Denied Unemployment Benefits
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A person can claim unemployment benefits if they have the unemployment insurance and if they have been unemployed for no fault of theirs. These two are the main prerequisites. However, unemployment benefit has been a subject of debate in several states and some claim that they never get paid. There are many reasons why a person would get laid off; and some are recognized by the unemployment benefit plans, while others are not recognized.
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The main idea behind the unemployment benefit plan is to help regular people to live a respectful lifestyle despite losing their jobs until they regain their financial footing. In addition, the amount of time allowed to get these benefits is limited.
The benefits are given on the basis of the previous salary drawn. Also, the relevant authorities at the unemployment benefits' office decide as to how much would be a justifiable amount for the benefit and that is also dependant on the amount of salary drawn.
There are many reasons why unemployment benefits get denied. If you have quit your job and the government agency finds out that you have quit the job through background checks conducted, they will deny the benefits. If you have had an incidence of misconduct in the office and the unemployment office finds out about that, then they can deny the benefit. In order to get your benefits, you will have to find out what the reason for denial is first of all. Then you should collect concrete evidence for clearing up the denial.
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