Drew Lewis
Employment Law Attorney
Last Updated:
- January 18, 2024
Unemployment Insurance (UI) was recently expanded to provide wage replacement to individuals who currently work, but who are experiencing one or more of the following typically pays benefits to workers who have lost their jobs. The benefit is intended to provide a safety net to workers while they seek other employment.
Article Contents:
Section #1: Who is eligible for California Unemployment Insurance?
Section #1
Who is eligible for California Unemployment Insurance?
In order to be eligible to receive unemployment insurance, a worker must meet the following requirements:
- Completely or partially unemployed;
- Unemployed through no fault of their own;
- Physically able to work;
- Available to work;
- Ready and willing to accept work immediately;
- Actively looking for work.
Who is Eligible for California Unemployment Insurance Under the Expanded Program?
Eligibility has been expanded under the new change to include workers under the following circumstances:
- Sick or Quarantined
- Providing Care
- Reduced Work Hours
Section #2: How much is unemployment insurance?
Section #2
How much is unemployment insurance?
Unemployment insurances provides between $40 and $450 per week depending on your income level.
Section #3: How do I apply for unemployment insurance benefits?
Section #3
How do I apply for unemployment insurance benefits?
Section #4: How to appeal a denial of unemployment benefits
Section #4
