Daily News | How to quit your job in Pennsylvania or New Jersey
If you don’t have a job lined up after you quit, you may be a little strapped for cash.If you are eligible, you can receive money for a limited period of time to help cover your expenses while you look for a new job.But to qualify, you have to be able to prove to the Department of Labor that you needed to quit, according to Dietrich.
“There’s a fairly limited list of reasons why you can quit and get unemployment benefits,” said Dietrich. “The law actually requires you to discuss these issues with your employer before you quit, so that your employer has an opportunity if they can, to rectify the situation to allow you to keep working. If you do not communicate with your employer, that will be a basis for your unemployment to be denied.”.
If you are quitting your job to attend a full-time college or university, you won’t qualify for unemployment.. Before quitting for personal reasons you have to prove that you quit because of circumstances that left you with no reasonable alternative and that you attempted to maintain the employer/employee relationship. You must also show that you are willing and available for suitable work..
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