What is Section 402(b) of the Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Law?

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The purpose of a referee hearing is to present your case to a referee who will decide if you are eligible for unemployment benefits. What...

Under Section 402(e) of the Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Law (“Law”) you are ineligible for unemployment compensation (“UC”)...

Criteria Necessary for Securing UC Eligibility under Section 402(b) You have a real and substantial cause for quitting The cause was...

At this stage in your appeal for unemployment compensation benefits (“UC Benefits”), you have been before a Referee and the Unemployment...

After you have filed your appeal to your Notice of Determination, you will receive a Notice of Hearing in the mail within 2-6 weeks of...

There are various stages to an unemployment compensation appeal. The first step is to file an appeal to your Notice of Determination. ...

Under Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Law, in order for any unemployed person to receive unemployment benefits (“UC benefits”),...

Unemployment Compensation Board of Review (“UCBR”). The UCBR is an independent 3-member Board who will determine if the Referee’s...

At this point in your unemployment compensation appeal process, you have had your Referee Hearing and have gotten the Referee’s decision...

After you or your Employer files an appeal to the Notice of Determination, you will receive a Notice of Hearing in the mail. This Notice...

At this point in your attempts to collect unemployment compensation benefits (“UC Benefits”), you have received your Notice of...

At this stage in the unemployment appeal process, you have appealed your Notice of Determination and you have received a Notice of...

At this stage in your appeal for unemployment compensation benefits (“UC Benefits”), you have been before a Referee and denied benefits. ...

After you have filed your appeal to your Notice of Determination, you will receive a Notice of Hearing in the mail within 2-6 weeks of...

Under 402(h) of the unemployment compensation law (“Law”), an individual who is self-employed does not qualify for unemployment benefits...

Most individuals who quit their job think that if they quit they are ineligible for unemployment benefits (“UC Benefits”). It is a...

There are many situations where an individual has been working full-time for an employer for years and then suddenly has his/her hours...