State law provides all workers with the right to file for unemployment compensation benefits. Additionally, Tennessee recently updated the Separation Notice employers provide claimants who have been separated or laid-off work. This update contains new information about each employee’s right to file for unemployment benefits. It should be supplied to the employee in addition to the Separation Notice.
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- Do I have to wait a week after I became unemployed before I can receive benefits under Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA)
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