Most people think that you cannot receive unemployment benefits when you quit your job. Despite that general feeling, it is possible to receive benefits when you quit your job. When you decide to quit your job, the reason for separating from your employer will become most important in your quest for getting benefits. The burden of proof will fall on you to prove that you left for good cause.

To receive an unemployment benefit due to quitting a job, you will need to provide a very convincing argument that gave you a good reason. You will have to proof that leaving was justified otherwise the employer will win the case and you will not receive unemployment benefits. You must demonstrate that you left for good cause means that you establish that you:

1. Were left with no other alternative
2. Were unable to continue working at the same position and that your employer knew this information the handbook or some other means.

WHAT’S NEXT?

Complete our online submission form on the right to allow our support team assist you to:

1. Increase your chances to win your unemployment claim in .
2. Recieve the Maximum amount of benefits available to you.
3. Learn the minimum requirements needed to be eligible.
4. Know when the best time to file your unemployment claim.
5. File for an appeal if your unemployment claim has been denied.