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We strongly urge a remedy to the [December 28 discrepancy] that falls between PEUC2 and the EB20 application.

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#1
  • inquiry
  • 2021/02/05 09:14


If you have applied for EB20 on December 29th because the deadline of the first PEUC was December 29th, 2020

you did not receive a phone call from UI OFFICE to confirm your PEUC2 or EB20 choice
UI OFFICE did not respond to your PEUC2 cancellation Email that you sent to UI OFFICE UI OFFICE did not respond to your PEUC2 cancellation Email and ignored it.
UI OFFICE did not respond to my PEUC2 cancellation email UI OFFICE did not cancel my EB20 application even though I finally got a call from them
I can't even do SURVEY on UI HOME PAGE
Even if you clearly expressed to the UI OFFICE that you want to cancel EB20 and select PEUC2,
you can only select EB20 because the UI OFFICE is only following the FEDERAL rules

You can not select PEUC2 without any reason. The above is an unreasonable situation.
Furthermore, in February, you automatically received a series of benefit documents from the UI OFFICE that passed your EB20 application
Many of you think that you have no choice but to accept EB2 or already had no choice but to accept it.
If you have no other choice but to accept EB20 because of the UI OFFICE's failure to leave the December 29th deadline, which should have been extended promptly,
and its stubbornness to accept changes only for those who have until December 28th,
then you have no other choice but to accept EB20. （ The real problem is that we have no choice but to do so ）,
Only those whose EB20 13-week payment ends before the March 13th deadline can apply back to PEUC2, and
if the payment ends after that date, they cannot apply for PEUC2 at this time If the end of payment is after that date, you cannot apply for PEUC2 at this time. In other words, THE END.
Even if the corona disaster continues and unemployment continues, no further measures have been announced at this time.

For those who applied for EB20 on December 29, 2020, and whose 13 weeks of EB20 payments will end after March 13, 2021,
unless some sort of relief is issued, not only will there be an undeniable sense of unfairness, but there is also a risk of major disruption to their lives.
We will strongly urge for a remedy.

We strongly hope that everyone who is not satisfied with the unreasonable response will take some kind of remedy, and
we hope that everyone will share their opinions.
We would also appreciate the support and cooperation of SUNSET and COVID － who are familiar with unemployment insurance in the 19's.
We would be very grateful if you could help us.

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#12

Mr. Inquiry,

I am so glad that you were able to switch to the PEUC 11 week extension ！ I have been concerned about you and others who applied for EB20 on December 29.

The backlash from applicants, including locals, about the unreasonable rules due to the ineptitude of the old UI system is growing by the day, and the UI office must have reconsidered. I guess it depends on the discussions in Congress about unemployment insurance in the future. You might want to check the Congressional News daily.

Once again, I am relieved. I will share this with the responsible team and key members.

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#13
  • inquiry
  • 2021/02/28 (Sun) 11:14
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Mr. SUNSET

We are very grateful to you for taking the time to consider our situation.

We, like you, were forced to apply for EB20 at the last minute on December 29, 2020 because the EB20 was set to expire on December 29, 2020, and
the UI office stubbornly told us that we cannot cancel the EB20 and cannot change to PEUC2.
and as someone who had already started receiving EB20 as an EB20 eligible person,
I had no choice but to accept it.
However, I had given up on the idea of changing to PEUC2 if I had already received my EB20 payment,
and was thinking of focusing on （ the current situation where the EB20 payment will end in March and what will happen after that ） so
I am very surprised at this abrupt response. I am very surprised at this sudden response.
Small objections and opinions from each and every one of us. I have learned firsthand that the small objections and opinions of each individual, when aggregated together, can become a large vortex
that can overturn or improve a decision.
Each person's situation may vary, but I think it is very important to try what you can do first without giving up and leaving it to others.

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#14

The small objections and opinions of each and every one of us," he said. However, I was able to learn firsthand that when these opinions are gathered together to form a large vortex, decisions can be overturned or improved. Each person's situation is different, but I think it is very important not to give up and leave things to others, but to try to do what you can do first."

I agree with you exactly. This is America, and there is no need to put up with unreasonable things, and it is important for each and every one of us to speak up more and more.

You must have been very anxious and worried
about this matter.
Please rest for a while.

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#16
  • inquiry
  • 2021/03/01 (Mon) 11:05
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Dear SUNSET,

Thank you all for your warm messages of
exertion, even though you yourself have been working energetically.

I did what I could do with the right [no good, hit it and break it ！].
I told myself that even if this didn't work, I could give up without regret because I had done everything I could.
And, above all, I imagined that people in similar situations would not remain silent if no remedies were found
In a sense, I was thinking without pessimism, even though I was not optimistic, and
I knew that there were many people in even more difficult situations than my own, and that I would not be able to help them. I was also thinking about the many people who are in predicaments.
If you know of anyone who has been or is about to be broken by anxiety or worry,
please continue to appeal by phone, letter, email, etc. … by any means you can, and don't give up.
Even if the matter is not resolved immediately, it will be kept as a record and will be useful as evidence that you have appealed this much in case something happens.
Also, every time I read in the LOCAL NEWS about people whose unemployment insurance is still PENDING and has not been paid,
it really makes my heart ache.

Please take care of yourself, SUNSET, you are the one who is willing to work so hard.

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#17

Thank you, Inquiry.

Every time we have a meeting to share the issues that are happening in our group with the loco group, I say, "It's a roller coaster what the DLIR （ UI office ） does. We all need to buckle up tight" lol. I really thought that was the best way to put it.

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