DEED in Minnesota is the unemployment offie that manages benefits, denials, and appeals.
DEED stands for Department of Employment and Economic Development.
As an unemployment lawyer, my goal is to educate and inspire a conversation with applicants seeking clarification on this rule and its application for benefits.
Getting bad or conflicting advice from unemployment office can harms people and their families. Minnesota’s unemployment statutes are difficult. Relying on a government agency to define issues on behalf of those in need is wrong.
Whether this is the first time an applicant has needed help or they have experienced this process in the past, every appeal is important.
Below, you will find articles and posts that discuss problems impacting applicants in MN. Some issues are good, some issues are bad, and then there are a few that get ugly.
Thus, I hope you find value with these postings and contact me directly.
The new MN DEED Commissioner is Steve Grove. For the thousands of people seeking unemployment benefits, forget the name. Instead, remember the title. Amongst other duties, Minnesota’s “DEED Commissioner” manages the unemployment process. When considering an appeal, knowing the name…
Yes, people have unemployment overpayment options. I know this is a very stressful issue. Because many people with claims from Minnesotan are given horrible feedback, lets quickly identify potential responses: Easy Overpayment Options Appeal the overpayment and fight like mad Show the…
In Minnesota, unemployment office problems can look or feel different to every person. Look, I do not want you to experience problems. Unfortunately, problems unfold without people even knowing that it is occurring. I believe the best solution to an…
Do not use your MN Unemployment login to request your weekly benefits just yet. I believe every question asked by the Minnesota unemployment office is designed to deny benefits. Thus, the Minnesota unemployment login process should be viewed with extreme caution.…
A recent unemployment case in Minnesota called White v. University of Minnesota discusses employment misconduct and a duty of an unemployment law judge.
Another unemployment attorney video giving a brief description. If you need help, please contact me or review more of my ARTICLES about unemployment HERE. Otherwise, here I go….
Witness Selection for an upcoming unemployment hearing is a significant process. For one, you need them to show up. Second, you need them to tell the truth. Third and most importantly, you need them to help your case. If you…
The process for an unemployment appeal Minnesota depends on where you are in the process. This law office defines the process for an unemployment appeal Minnesota in four parts or levels. Each level is different and is described below. On the…
In Minnesota, an applicant may be eligible to collect unemployment benefits and workers compensation benefits at the same time, but that doesn’t mean you should. If you find yourself in a situation where you believe you are eligible for both…
