May 7th, 2010 | 
Author: California unemployment insurance is designed to provide you with unemployment insurance benefits should you find yourself unemployed due to lack of work. If you apply for unemployment insurance benefits you must be eligible based on the requirements of the California unemployment insurance board in order to receive benefits.
The California unemployment insurance act has a set of criteria that defines whether are eligible to receive benefits. You must have worked a specific period of time, as well as earned a certain amount of money for a claim to be established. You can qualify either working full time or part time and you must find yourself out of work as a result of nothing to do with you.
In order to remain eligible on your California unemployment insurance benefits you must be willing and able to look for work every day. You must be out seeking gainful employment daily, and you must file your claim cards on time to remain entitled to unemployment insurance benefits. Should you decide you would like to take some training you must have it approved and in place for your benefits to continue paying.
When you are filing for unemployment insurance benefits you will be required to provide proof of employment including your start and finish date and your insurable earnings. You will need your paperwork for any employers you had in the past year.
The maximum California unemployment insurance benefits is $450 a week and the minimum is $40. After filing for unemployment insurance benefits, once your claim has been accepted you will be notified of what your weekly benefits will be, based on a percentage of your earnings.
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