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What do I need to do each week?
To be eligible for benefits for any week, you must be:
- Able and willing to immediately accept work in your usual occupation or other suitable employment.
- Willing to seek and accept the hours, wage, commuting distance, and other conditions of employment that are normal for someone in your occupation with your skills and experience.
You are not eligible for weeks you:
- Are traveling outside your commuting area, unless it is to actively seek work.
- Have a medical condition or other circumstances that prevent you from working or looking for work.
You must actively look for work even if you have a part-time job or expect to return to a seasonal job. You must make a serious effort to find work every week you make a request for benefit payment.
How does going to school affect my benefits?
If you are taking classes, you must continue to seek work and be willing to rearrange or quit classes if necessary to accept work. The work search requirement for full-time students may be waived if the Unemployment Insurance Program makes a determination that you need the training to re-enter the job market.
High school students are not eligible for unemployment benefits.
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