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I received a notice of determination for overpayment of unemployment benefits. I filed a petition for appeal and have a telephone hearing in 2 wks. Issue was I worked per diem for company and was not always paid bi-weekly, but instead for hours worked. They state I failed to report earnings of 138.42 in June 2012 and $82.28 in Sept. 2012, which was inadvertent. For this per diem job, I worked for 10.5 hours total in June '12 and 4 hours total in Sept. '12. I believe my earnings for the date in question were within the partial credit weekly benefit allowed ($190). Do I have a valid case?
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To qualify for unemployment compensation, you must meet the specific requirements of unemployment. I would work closely with employment if I were you. There are specific and very detailed criteria that you must meet. You can do the research regarding this criteria. We can help you to the research. Please call
Answered on Jan 17th, 2015 at 7:28 PM