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When should someone apply for unemployment

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@kh Technically your severance period is through a certain future date (weeks based on years of tenure) . My UE was declined until that date (January 2027) . But you can always apply and they can always tell you no.

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Post ID: @wq+1kz6gqvq3

Because you paid into it when you were employed.

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Post ID: @kt+1kz6gqvq3

Do we have to wait to receive severance pay or is it just as soon as our non working period is over?

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Post ID: @kh+1kz6gqvq3

@bw I live in Florida. It's actually $550 x 2 ($1100/month). I think you meant to say $550 every two weeks. If all you're getting is $550 month, you need to go back to the DOE because someone sc--wed up.

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Post ID: @jr+1kz6gqvq3

@az isn’t severance a lump sum?

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Post ID: @g6+1kz6gqvq3

Pretty useless. I’ve not availed myself of it but I understand in Fl you get max 550 each month (taxable) and last like 30 weeks. Insult to injury OU have login to some clunky system circa 90’s and document you applied to 5 employers a week

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Post ID: @bw+1kz6gqvq3

What’s the benefit filing for unemployment?

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Post ID: @b1+1kz6gqvq3

If you received severance it's after the severance period date.

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Post ID: @az+1kz6gqvq3

As soon as you are outside of the 60/90 day period….that is when paychecks stop and are officially considered unemployed

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Post ID: @ay+1kz6gqvq3

Generally when they’re unemployed

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