I want to receive unemployment compensation, but the above shows that the person is not within the scope of receiving unemployment compensation?
[Lawyer's reply] Hello, this situation is really troubling. According to my experience, there are several common reasons for refusing to receive unemployment benefits: 1 Unemployment insurance payment is less than one year (this is the basic condition for receiving unemployment benefits) 2. Resign voluntarily instead of being dismissed by the company (can be received only if the employment is interrupted without my will) 3. Retirement procedures have been handled 4. It is recommended that you confirm whether you meet the following conditions before receiving basic pension insurance benefits: -The unit and the person have paid unemployment insurance premiums for 1 year before unemployment -Interruption of employment not due to my will (such as being laid off or not renewing the contract when it expires) -If the unemployment registration has been handled and there is a request for employment, if it is confirmed that it meets the conditions but is still rejected, you can take the ID card, resignation certificate and other materials to the local social security agency to inquire the specific reason. If necessary, a written explanation can be required. In addition, as a reminder, the application for unemployment compensation is time limited, and it is generally handled within 60 days after unemployment. If the time limit is exceeded, the collection may be affected. It is suggested that you go to the window of the Social Security Bureau for detailed consultation as soon as possible to find out the specific reasons for rejection, and then we can discuss the next solution.