Can a person claim unemployment benefits if...?

Question

a.) they were paid on commission, not hourly

b.) voluntarily quit

c.) is currently employed elsewhere (is it retroactive?)

d.) the company they are trying to get unemployment wages from is out of business

Answer 1

"d" would be the only case.

Companies pay "Unemployment Insurance" to a carrier WHILE you work for them - as long as the carrier is in business, they would have to pay out . . .

Answer 2

You can if ....D. the company they are trying to get wages is out of business.

Answer 3

No, you have to be laid off or fired and not currently employed elsewhere.