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Tag: Unemployment Application

Unemployment Application

Unemployment Application

An unemployment application for benefits in Minnesota should not be difficult, but it is.

Unfortunately, each question is designed to deny a claim.

As an unemployment lawyer, my goal is to educate and inspire a conversation with applicants seeking help with their application for benefits.

Unemployment Application:  The Basics

Sometimes, one of the most difficult application questions is whether or not a person was fired or they quit their job.  The second most difficult question on an application for benefits is why.

The articles and videos address application questions and issues.  Sometimes, knowing the rules under Minnesota statute 268.035 and 268.095 can assist applicants with pinpointing a law that supports their claim.

Personally, I like the idea of reviewing the events that led to applying for benefits and helping people use words that can optimize their claim.

Thus, if you find any of these articles useful or helpful, please share with others and contact me directly.

[Update] COVID 19 Law for Unemployment Benefits

Posted onApril 1, 2020April 3, 2020

The Covid 19 Law in Minnesota enacted to support unemployed workers is outlined in Chapter 71, HF 4531. Even though benefits are not as strong as [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTagsCOVID-19, Unemployment Application

Christmas Layoffs

6 Reasons why Christmas Layoffs are the Best Type of Layoff

Posted onDecember 18, 2019December 19, 2019

Christmas layoffs feel icky at first. Here is my short list of reasons why an unemployment lawyer might believe a holiday layoff is the best type of layoff. [Read More]

CategoriesEmployment Law in Minnesota, UnemploymentTagsLayoffs, Unemployment Application

Requests for Information: Unemployment Tip #17

Posted onDecember 2, 2019April 2, 2020

Requests for Information is often the first step towards disaster for an unemployed worker seeking benefits in Minnesota. These types of questionnaires [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTagsUnemployment Application, Unemployment Tips

MN Unemployment Appeal

For People Scared of a MN Unemployment Appeal [Updated]

Posted onDecember 4, 2017December 7, 2017Leave a comment

Applicants who fear the MN Unemployment Appeal process are usually scared for three reasons: They have never done this before, Afraid of getting in trouble, [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTags268.095, Appeal Unemployment, Unemployment Application, Unemployment Eligibility

Unemployment Tips

Unemployment Tip # 001 – Applications

Posted onJuly 17, 2017April 2, 2020

Unemployment tips are important. Here is the first of many tips for unemployment claims and appeals in Minnesota. I hope you find this new series helpful [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTags268.095, Unemployment Application, Unemployment Tips

Ransomeware for Unemployment

Did Ransomeware for Unemployment Just Get Real?

Posted onMay 15, 2017July 20, 2017Leave a comment

Ransomeware for unemployment benefits sounds crazy, but lets assume the threats of computer viruses and ransomeware this week are real. Rhetorically speaking, what if benefits [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTagsAppeal Unemployment, Computer Problems, Unemployment Application

Unemployment Stuck

Unemployment Stuck is a Messy Process

Posted onMay 3, 2017November 14, 2020Leave a comment

Unemployment stuck describes the person who does not know how to proceed with their appeal. First, thank you for coming back to my site.  Second, [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTagsAppeal Unemployment, UI Misrepresentation, Unemployment Application, Unemployment Fraud

First rule for Unemployment

Do You Know the First rule for Unemployment?

Posted onMay 1, 2017July 20, 2017Leave a comment

The first rule for unemployment benefits in Minnesota is record keeping.  Wait, you don’t expect an appeal or denial for benefits, right?  Whether this is [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTagsAppeal Unemployment, Chapter 181, subpoena, Unemployment Application, Unemployment Eligibility, Unemployment Evidence

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