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Conversation 1: What should I do when I find a job? - There are a few considerations. Is this a part-time or full-time job? - Does it make a difference?
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Basically, you really don't need to do much of anything. On the Continued Claim Form, you will note that you now have a new job and also note what you are earning.
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If I get work for a few weeks, will I be terminated from EDD? - You will not mess up your job benefits by taking work. You can always come back and notify EDD that you are once again in need of assistance.
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Conversation 2: Should I tell EDD that I have found a job? - Is this a temporary job or something more permanent? - What difference does it make?
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When you get your next Continued Claim Form, you should just write down where you worked and note that you no longer need unemployment.
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If I take a short job and then get laid off, will I be starting over trying to get unemployment?
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Conversation 3: How do I know when to tell EDD that have I started a new job? - Work is work, whether it's a part-time or temporary job or a full-time gig.
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So I guess I have to report that I've found a little bit of work. - All you need to do is fill in the blanks correctly on the Continued Claim Form, and the EDD Office will take care of the rest.
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What about if I find a job that I know will only last for a couple of weeks? Can I take it? - It is to your advantage to work as much as you can.
