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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.

Why thinking like an Unemployment Loser will help you Win

Posted onApril 25, 2017September 14, 2021Leave a comment

Being an unemployment loser is painful.  I believe every worker deserves who quits or gets discharged deserves unemployment benefits. Even more, I believe approaching an [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTags268.095, Unemployment Application, Unemployment Eligibility

Unemployed with Children

Being Unemployed with Children is not the End

Posted onMarch 24, 2017March 25, 2019

Being unemployed with children is hard because you are allowing yourself to think about the worst possible scenarios.  Whether you are wealthy or poor, people [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTagsUnemployment Application, Unemployment Eligibility

Save Unemployment by Doing 3 Things

Posted onMarch 22, 2017September 14, 2021

To save unemployment means winning an appeal.  You cannot save benefits without having them first. Thus, here are 3 quick things most applicants forget or simply are [Read More]

CategoriesEmployment Law in Minnesota, UnemploymentTagsUnemployment Application, Unemployment Overpayment

New to Unemployment

New to Unemployment: What I Tell the Unemployed

Posted onMarch 4, 2017September 14, 2021

New to unemployment?  First, welcome.  Second, let’s have faith your unemployment stint is short-lived.  On the other hand, lets also assume the job search process [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTagsDischarge, Quit Job, Temp Jobs, Unemployment Application, Unemployment Audit

Unemployment Audit

Unemployment Audit: Avoid Getting Fooled by their Questions

Posted onFebruary 4, 2017July 20, 2017

An unemployment audit is a real process.  I agree, it is unfair and their timeline is ridiculous. That said, it is the beginning to their [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTagsUnemployment Application, Unemployment Audit

8 Easy Tips to Prevent Unemployment Office Problems

Posted onJanuary 26, 2017July 20, 2017

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 [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTagsMN DEED, Unemployment Application, Workforce Center

Hide from Unemployment

Hide from Unemployment or Fight Back with these 5 Strategies

Posted onNovember 29, 2016January 20, 2017

If you hide from unemployment or Minnesota’s unemployment office, this generally means one of two things: You are fearful of an unemployment audit, or Unemployment [Read More]

CategoriesUnemploymentTagsUnemployment Application, Unemployment Audit, Unemployment Eligibility, Unemployment Fraud, Unemployment Overpayment

If Your Employer Said No Unemployment

Posted onOctober 26, 2016September 14, 2021Leave a comment

If your employer said no unemployment, then you were misled.  An employer does not have the power to deny your claim for benefits. Yes, an [Read More]

CategoriesEmployment Law in Minnesota, UnemploymentTagsAppeal Unemployment, Unemployment Application, Unemployment Eligibility, Unemployment Evidence

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