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I just received notification that I will be laid off as of next Friday. I live in FL but the company I work for is based in MA. Do I file unemployment with FL or MA?
Hi, thanks for your inquiry! I have been practicing Employment Law for 17+ years and have specific experience with issues like yours. I am working on your answer and will be back shortly with it! Thank you for your patience.
Thank you. I'll be waiting..
Hi again, and thank you for your patience. I have been a stage 4 (highest) professional lawyer with the Company for nearly 4 years, and enjoy giving top knotch answers to all of my customers. I am happy to share with you my decades of experience as I donate my time here. Please remember to only rate my answer when you are 100% satisfied with my diligence and effort in accordance with your chosen transaction. Until then, please stop and REPLY to me via the CONTINUE CONVERSATION button with the question concern you may still have. I will be happy to continue further and do everything I can to provide you with the service you seek.That all being said, with regard to your post, I am very sorry about the lay off.You want to apply in the state you worked. Florida. That is because the employer, having workers working there, pays those taxes. Even if you lived and worked in different states (with employer being yet in a 3rd state), you can still file at YOUR state, and due to the Federal Interstate Benefit Payment plan, it gets worked out once you file.-------I hope this clarifies and I wish you the best. Please remember to only rate my answer when you are 100% satisfied with my diligence and effort, and will click a button to the RIGHT. IF you feel the need to click either of the two stars on the left, please stop and REPLY to me via the CONTINUE CONVERSATION button with the issue you have. I will be happy to continue further and do everything I can to provide you with the service you seek.If you do CONTINUE CONVERSATION, If I do not respond right away, please know that I am diligently working here on your question and I will be back as soon as possible, after engaging in any necessary and prudent confirming research to ensure that no recent legal changes have occurred that would effect your answer.Please also know that your expressed satisfaction with my answer is my top priority, and my time here today with you supports my volunteer work for the Disabled in the U.S. Only a positive rating on the right side of the choices is acceptable to me, AND unless you so rate me, I am given no credit for time and effort - so please rate accurately with that fact in mind. I have been a stage 4 (highest) professional here for 4 years, and enjoy giving top knotch answers. While I can not provide crystal ball answers and am not a psychic, I am happy to share with you my 17+ years of experience as I donate my time here.You can ask for me directly in the future by starting your post with "To Alexia Esq."Repeat reminder: Due to rules of our states, nothing herein is intended as legal advice, only intended as general information in order that you may have a starting point for helping yourself and and better pursuing the details you need.
Experience: 17+ Years of Legal Practice in the Employment law arena.