UNDERemployment

Posted By: TTee on 2009-06-29
In Reply to: TT and unemployment...sm - bowen

In MI, you can claim for UNDERemployment. Regular qualifying: You must have wages in at least 2 quarters in your base period. In 1 qtr, your wages must be at least 2871 and then there are a few other qualifying terms. All states are going to be different. If work goes down again, I can go in and claim again. Some weeks you can claim; some you can't. But this is what I know for Michigan only. Some states may be the same, some different. You have to call your local Dept of Labor.

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TT and unemployment...sm - bowen
- UNDERemployment - TTee
- I am sure it is different in every state, but... - HopeThisHelps
  - It might differ slightly in each state but - sm - poorbeach
    - OP - I was assuming you meant to STAY employed and get unemployment for the weeks... - HopeThisHelps
- Must be paid MINIMUM WAGE for each hour -sm - JK
  - We are not hourly employees so we are not covered by that - - Amanda
    - Where did you get your information SM - poorbeach
    - WRONG! UE TAXES ARE PAID ON OUR - sm - Army Brat
    - Check with Dept. of Labor. We are in sm - that is wrong
- Who is your Lead? - Bayou MT
  - Why do you want to know that? nm - bowen
- If you were hired full time -- - Amanda
  - Good for you! I don't know -- sm - Army Brat
    - You don't even know your state abbreviation, do you?? VR n/m - mtmt
      - VR = Voice Recognition - TooOld
        You assume right, so you really need to get your...sm - Army Brat

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