Don’t Miss Your Chance to Respond to Unemployment Claims
Employers have 14 days to respond to most claim notifications. The clock starts when notices are mailed, not when you receive them.
It’s common for school employees to file unemployment claims during summer and winter break. It’s also common for schools to put their mail on hold during those periods and return to a mound of correspondence, including time-sensitive unemployment compensation notices. Electronic correspondence allows employers to access and respond to unemployment benefits notifications online.
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