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If called back from employer after filing for unemployment should I go back to work?
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∙ 14y ago
Since you already filed for unemployment, ask the unemployment office for advice. To continue receiving benefits you must seek work and if called back, the state may say you have to, or that the conditions for returning are unacceptable.
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∙ 14y ago
Anonymous
if I'm a waitress and I'm collecting unemployment due to covid-19 and my job only opens for Togo orders and not for my waitress job and I wont be making same amount due I have to go back cuz it's only curb side pickup and not waiting on tables
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