my employer is closing their office but is moving to another location. They will not be able to pay me for the duration of 8 weeks while they are renovating. Technically, i am unemployed but i'm also promised a position once they are finished and ready to
worked at office for 7 years. employer is closing this location and company and will be opening a new company at a new location. they need to renovate the new office and during that time they can not pay me or need me. they did promise a position for me when they are opened around 8 weeks later.
1 answer | asked Jun 24, 2017 11:02 AM [EST] | applies to New York
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Not sure what your question is. If you need unemployment you should recover 7 weeks which is minus 1 week waiting.
If your employer moves too far and you convince DOL that the new commute would be too expensive or you had other good cause not to go to new location you might get up to 26 weeks of unemployment.
No employer unless union or government has to pay and many do not pay severance to at will employees. Good luck.
posted by V Jonas Urba | Jun 24, 2017 12:12 PM [EST]
If your employer moves too far and you convince DOL that the new commute would be too expensive or you had other good cause not to go to new location you might get up to 26 weeks of unemployment.
No employer unless union or government has to pay and many do not pay severance to at will employees. Good luck.
posted by V Jonas Urba | Jun 24, 2017 12:12 PM [EST]
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