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Old 05-25-2005, 05:46 AM
lshine lshine is offline
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Default MA Unemployment question

The business I work for has "slowed down" quite a bit recently. My employer was recently talking about reducing me from full time (35 hours) to either 25/30 hours per week so I could still stay on. I have worked the full time schedule since I started on September 27, 2004. My question is - if I drop to less than a full time employee, is this going to effect my eligibility for unemployment benefits when the ever-looming layoff occurs? I have heard that if you are not a full time employee, you are not eligible to collect benefits in MA (i think the 25-30 hours/week is only going to last for a month or so until he finally has to lay me off until things look up)
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Old 05-28-2005, 12:56 AM
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Chances are that it will reduce the amount of your benefits. You can read about it at: http://www.detma.org/WSQuestions.htm
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