Totally unfair. It was obvious from the post that this person was NOT in a union or had any civil service protections. You have no clue what adjusterjack would have said had there been an...

For now, file for unemployment, and look for a new job.

NJ has very generous benefits, and extended benefits have kicked in. Rather than getting your job back, you might be better off just...

You can always report income. It's always the safe thing to do, BUT when you report something that doesn't need to be reported and your UI payments stop until a decision is made, you're going to be...

You're confusing a tax liability with an offset to UI benefits.

I think that 1099R's issued for 401K withdrawals might look different from 1099R's from IRAs. However, I don't have the paperwork...

I've never seen anything that makes me think the UI people get them directly. They might get them from the state tax people, but 1099Rs only get issued once a year. Also, it would be impractical to...

This is very much an it's-easier-to-beg-for-forgiveness-than-ask-for-permission scenario. By the time they ask if they ever do, you'll have long exhausted your UI, and it won't cramp your style. ...

Look at the words they use. They are very precise, but note that they never say, "IRA." IRAs do NOT count. IRAs are so common that they'd have spelled it out.

They are looking for you getting...

Yes.

401Ks = bad because you have to know the rules. IRAs don't count in any state so you don't have to do any research at all. Therefore, trustee-to-trustee transfer 401K to IRA, and then...

Then don't give notice. There's plenty of posts on the internet as of late where people thought[I] they had new jobs, and come the start date, it didn't happen. Unless you know that you can live...

The good cause would be that "quitting" is NOT misconduct. The employer that fires a claimant and causes a financial loss to the claimant has turned a "quit" into a "discharge." This concept is...

Assuming this precedent case from 1983 is still valid...

It's not about "good cause" or not. It's about how you physically feel.

Take the case of Typhoid Mary. She was an asymptomatic carrier. She would mark "no" for no other reason than the disease...

No.



Depends on what happened when you applied for UI. I haven't read a very good write up from NJ about what happened during the application process. Of the ones that I was following from...

The employee can refuse the job and go through the "refusal of work" adjudication. NY has stricter criteria than most any other state. It's based on what the employee did BEFORE Covid, and what...

Just because you weren't filing doesn't mean that your employer wasn't paying their portion of FICA, FUTA/SUTA, and WC. Your taxes have nothing to do with UI.



This makes no sense. If you...

Let's analyze this



They're not paying you anything right now, or you wouldn't be looking to get UI.



They might crash and burn before this is over. Honestly, how long did they keep you...

When you get your monetary determination from NJ DOL with no wages, you appeal it, and DOL will then make a determination if you were truly an IC, and if not, your monetary eligibility will be...

I'd be screaming "misclassification" before I wasted time on PUA.



Yes. Being on UI in a state like NJ, is a lot like winning the lottery.

No.

You'll get a benefit of no less than 50% of your state's average weekly unemployment benefit because it's modelled on DUA for up to 36 weeks PLUS an additional $600/wk but only through July...

You are ignoring the unemployment law aspect. NJ is very generous on UI benefits. They pay approximately 60% of what you were making (provided you don't get capped because of max benefit) at a more...

Not true. A 20% cut in pay provides good cause provided all the other requirements in a quit are present. As you well know my story when my compensation package was cut 22.9%. I got UI.

Also,...

No. They'll do it by phone. He did his by phone. You can tell because they mailed him his hearing packet. Normally, if you have an in-person hearing, you have to go pick it up.



Ideally,...

There's stories on the internet where people that were getting married in less time than you that were denied as a "quit to relocate."
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This makes me think they don't want to give it to you now, or they'd have already done it, and you'd be remodeling it. Take a leap of faith here. If they really want to give it to (now or later),...

No. They closed my account because I was using my debit card "all over the country." Using the card at the Chicago Airport and Disney World within 12 hours was their rationale, not that they did it...