Can I continue to collect unemployment while training for a job that is 100% commission?
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brian in
Unemployment HELP on
Apr 17th, 2010 |
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I am on unemployment and am going to except a job that is 100% commission. Can I collect unemployment until I make money with this new job?
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2 Responses to “Can I continue to collect unemployment while training for a job that is 100% commission?”
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I think you’re able to continue to collect so long as you haven’t earned any money. When you call in for unemployment one of the questions is “Have you earned any money for the week you’re claiming benefits.” If you haven’t earned anything for that week then you’re fine. However, the moment you do have earnings you must inform them when you call in for your benefits. If your benefits are less than your unemployment amount then you would need to report this on the call, you should then be eligible for the difference between what you earned and your unemployment benefits. Congratulations on the job, hope it works out!
Yes as long as it is not showing at unemployment that you are working then after that you will have to let them know something.