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• Palm
• 2021/06/16 (Wed) 09:48
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UI.
Seems like the same thing is happening in Farlow.
It seems that some people in Farlow at the same company are getting job search questions and some are not. A previous post here
said that even if you are a Farlow, you may be on layoff status at UI. For some people, the job search question has been out since last April.
I know someone from another company who was laid off, but he said he had already received a job search check from UI by phone. It seems to me that anyone who gets questions should keep proper
records.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/06/16 (Wed) 19:20
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Last spring, right after the Corona lockdown, many people made the mistake of choosing the wrong status when they applied for unemployment insurance for the first time, because there were many status words such as "Layoff" and "Furlough" that even locals were unfamiliar with. Many people made the mistake of choosing the wrong status when they applied for unemployment insurance for the first time. Many were unaware that they had made a mistake.

Also, the UI system at that time was an older version （ in the 1980s... ） There was also a system error that caused three questions to appear during the job search waiver season, even though the person had selected the correct status.

However, it is not possible to find out which is your status in your UI account. So please refer to the following actions in relation to your situation （ ① to ③ ）.

① Full-time job is Furlough （ Temporary layoff ） or Partial Claims （ Shortened hours ） but every week filing shows 3 questions
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This is a mistake as they are not originally displayed. Please contact the call center first and double check if this is due to Glitch （ UI office side system error ） Glitch will correct it to the correct status.

If it is not a Glitch, and you have mistaken the status, please take the following steps.

-Taken from the Job Search homepage -
What actions do I take if I am still attached to my employer but I am asked the

If you are still attached to a full-time employer, please ask your employer to submit a Only your employer can submit the UC-348 form.

Instructions for your employer on how to submit the UC-348 form can be found here:
https://labor.hawaii.gov/ui/instructions-for-submitting-uc-348-form/

② Full time job is Layoff （ Full layoff ） but 3 questions do not show up in weekly filing
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This is a mistake as they should. Please contact the call center first and double check if this is due to a Glitch （ UI office side system error ） Glitch will correct it to the correct status.

If it is not a Glitch and you made a mistake in selecting the wrong status, you will need to change your status and apply for Reactivate a Claim. Please be aware that if you do not change your status and do not conduct a job search, you will likely be penalized by the UI office.

③ Part-time job is Layoff （ Full Layoff ）, Furlough （ Temporary Layoff ）, or Part-total Claims （ Shorter Hours ） but weekly Filing does not show 3 questions
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This is a mistake as they should show up. Please check with the call center first to see if this is due to a Glitch （ system error ） on the UI office side, and if it is Glitch, they will fix it.

If it is not a Glitch and you made a mistake in selecting the wrong status, you will need to change your status and apply for a job with Reactivate a Claim. Please be aware that if you do not change your status and do not conduct a job search, you will likely be penalized by the UI office.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/06/22 (Tue) 21:00
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We know that some of you may find part-time, on-call, or fixed-term jobs during your Job Search, so here are the steps （ ① through ④ ）.

① Add new employer information in weekly filing by the deadline for the week of the first day you worked
*For example, if you first worked on June 22 （ Wed ）, you would file on June 27 （ Sun ） to July 3 （ Complete weekly filing submissions between Sat and Sat ）
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② Update new employer information by filing a Reactivate a Claim the day after you submit your weekly filing when you add employer information
*Select "Add Employer to Claim"
*In the Enter the last date worked for this employer section, enter the date you last worked. For example, if you worked yesterday, you can enter yesterday's date
*In the night time, Reactivate a Claim application is not accepted, and Alert will be displayed.
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③ Try opening the weekly filing halfway through and see if new employer information is set to appear automatically
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④ If it appears automatically, add employer information Update complete.
*If it does not appear, email the following （ A ） to （ D ） to the Language Access office along with your name, last 4 digits of your social security number, address, phone number, and email address and submit to the next

（ A ） New Employer: full name of employer
（ B ） Address: address of employer
（ C ） Started Work Date: First day of work
（ D ） Status: Employment Status （ e.g. Part-Time, On-Call ）

The above is all that is needed to update the employer information. Please be patient as it seems to take a couple of weeks or more for the UI office to approve and deposit the filing each week after the additional updates are made.

If you find a full time job, simply stop filing weekly. No other procedures are required.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/06/25 (Fri) 12:30
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Hanamaru-san

We recommend that you contact the UI office as this is a very sensitive question that will depend on the final decision of the UI office.

Please also refer to the questions and answers on the Job Search website.

• マキキ
• 2021/06/26 (Sat) 08:57
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UI.
Question for ③ in #77.
I started part time twice a week on 6/15, but I am still applying for unemployment insurance because it is less than $150.
I filed for 6 ／ 19 weeks on 6/25 and that I started part time and added my company information on 6/26.
Since I apply every 2 weeks, will the confirmation for #77 ③ be after 7 ／ 4? I just checked with my weekly application, but I couldn't choose a date and got a red text saying it was too early to move forward.