Do you still have the ability to file for unemployment compensation if you sign and take the severance package?
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Check out this Baker Hughes thread on the same topic: @AlKcMsg
Severance package only counts the week you get the check. If it is lump sum counts that week but if paid weekly you don't qualify for unemployment until the checks stop coming. Save up some of the severance because unemployment is far from quick. Be sure you file anyway so everything is in place. Its all online and SLOW.
Severance package only counts the week you get the check. If it is lump sum counts that week but if paid weekly you don't qualify for unemployment until the checks stop coming. Save up some of the severance because unemployment is far from quick.
Don't read CHK's severance!!! Devon's package is different. Read through your severance package agreement. I would file immediately. Everybody I know that had been laid off has received u/e every other week on top of their severance. Thank goodness, what a blessing.
Yes but you will get a tax form on it next year. It does not count as 'earned income' though. So SSA and or Obamacare is good to go even with unemployment INSURANCE payouts.
Here is another one, this one from Chesapeake's board: @DIY9faG
Here is a long thread on this topic (severance / unemployement): @AlKcMsg
Sure, if you want to be a layabout slacker welfare queen suckling on the government teat like a lazy, nonproductive piglet. Get a job, hippy scum!!
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Yes, sign your paperwork, get your severance package, and file for unemployment. This will not count against you.
sometime unemployment wont start until severance runs out. Check with your local area
Yes.