LogFAQs > #941485303

Yeah it's hard because some of this varies by state.

In WA you basically don't need to work, or look for a job now at all.

Your state may be different but I don't know if it really matters even if it is, since you qualify under the PUA by NOT qualifying under the states normal unemployement.

Under the PUA basically you don't have to look for work right now, you can actually quit a job and still qualify, and a bunch of things that normally disqualify you don't.

And if they were not paid for more then 2 weeks, they were no longer employees.

Companies can't just not pay you for months then expect you to come back when they can pay you again, after 2 weeks you are no longer considered an employee and are not required to go back to work, in fact 2 weeks of not working is what is required to qualify for normal unemployment I believe.

And if you look at it from their perspective, there is absolutely no reason for them to go back to work right now, other than just feeling obligated to do so.

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