Does pa unemployment have live chat?
Live Chat services are available. Please visit the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) online at www.uc.pa.gov. If your question is not in the list of the FAQs, you can get answers from a UC agent by clicking the LiveCHAT button, located at the top of the FAQ page.
What to expect after filing an unemployment claim?
Check out our What to Expect after Filing Infographic to get a better understanding of the unemployment filing process. Experiencing a delay? Check out our What’s Wrong with my Unemployment Claim – Troubleshooting Guide to get a better idea of where your claim may be in the process.
How to find out if you are eligible for unemployment?
To help you, we’ve compiled a list of the more frequently asked questions our UC service centers receive. Helpful UC Videos – Check out our videos for information on filing and our adjudication process. Not sure what the process looks like?
What should I do if my unemployment claim is wrong?
Check out our What’s Wrong with my Unemployment Claim – Troubleshooting Guide to get a better idea of where your claim may be in the process. Job Training
What do I need to know about unemployment adjudication?
Helpful UC Videos – Check out our videos for information on filing and our adjudication process. Not sure what the process looks like? Check out our What to Expect after Filing Infographic to get a better understanding of the unemployment filing process.
What is the maximum weekly unemployment benefit in Pennsylvania?
Amount and Duration of Unemployment Benefits in Pennsylvania. Your weekly benefit amount will be about 50% of your average weekly wages, subject to a weekly maximum of $573. Benefits are available for up to 26 weeks.
What is the unemployment rate in Pennsylvania?
Since 2005 the unemployment rate in Pennsylvania has ranged from 3.5% in April 2019 to 15.6% in April 2020. The current unemployment rate for Pennsylvania is 6.1% for November 2020.
What is the unemployment compensation for PA?
Unemployment compensation is Pennsylvania is administered through the Pennsylvania (PA) Department of Labor and Industry Office of Unemployment Compensation. Pennsylvania unemployment insurance provides temporary wage replacement income for workers who qualify for benefits as well as job training, search and employment education services.