getting fired from a part time job and unemployment?
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brian in
Unemployment HELP on
Jul 17th, 2010 |
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i have a full time job (3rd grade teacher) but i was working a part time job to make extra money. anyway, i got fired from part time gig – can i collect unemployment?
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No once you are fired you are not eligible for unemployment.
probably not. if your full time job pays more than what unemployment would pay you don’t qualify. lets say you earn $500 a week teaching and your unemployment benefits would be $400 then no you cannot collect. if you earn lets say $350 a week teaching and your benefits would be $400 then yes, you would get the $50 difference.
No. You cannot collect unemployment while employed.
Only if your full time job pays you less than what you would have collected in unemployment if you had no job.
I doubt it that a 3rd grade teacher makes less than what your unemployment compensation would have been.