The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-03-23

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A-The following table show how
much the worker may receive for par
tial unemployment:
40lo benefits for average weekly
$50 wage-$SCO.
800 benefits for average weekly
$50 wage-$6.C0.
20fs benefits for average weekly
$50 wage $4.O0.
1917 benefits for average weekly
$50 wage-$2.O0
40H benefits for average weekly
$50 wage-S12.00.
30Ie benefits for average weekly
$50 wage-S90O.
2Olo benefits for average weekly
$50 wage-$6C0.
1870 benefits for average weekly
$50 wage-$3O0.
Q.-What security measures does the
Social Security Board administer?
A.-Federal old-age insurance, old
age assistance, aid to dependent child
ren, aid to the blind, maternal and
child-health services, services for Grip
pied children, child-welfare services,
vocational rehabilitation and public
health work.
OFF worker received an earned
pension Independent and in addition
to his regular weekly wage under COW
cred employment, and becomes unem-
ployed, will the fact that he received
pension prevent him from receiving
benefits in Ohio?
A.-No.
Q.-What is the earliest date an un-
employed, covered worker may receive
his benefit check after fling claim?
A.-The worker should normally re-
ceive his first benefit check during the
fifth week after filing and approval
Of his claim.
Off the Bureau of Unemployment
Compensation employment service
finds a job for me and it is something
for which | am fitted and is within a
reasonable distance from my home,
and | do not choose to accept it, will
my rights under the Ohio law be af
fectcd?
Ayes. A worker is required to
accept an appropriate job if one is
available. He cannot refuse to accept
the JOB and continue to draw benefits.
Off d worker has had only l9
i,., I,n i.,,r, ,1HI
ateIy preceding the date of fling his
claim, is he eligible FOR benefits?
A.-No. The Ohio law requires that
the worker shall have been employed
during at least 20 weeks in the year
prior to filing claim.
Q.-How may a worker learn the
amount of his average weekly wage!
A.-By filing claim for benefits.
Q.-iow may anyone ascertain 1t he
is eligible for either total or partial
benefits under the Ohio law?
A.-By filing claim for benefits.
eff a worker was employed by
covered employer in Michigan 20
weeks or more during the past year
and then moved to Ohio, and then be-
came unemployed, can he draw bene-
fits?
Ale should file his claim at the
Bureau of Unemployment Compensa
ton office nearest his home. If he is
eligible in Michigan, he may receive
benefits even if he now resides in the
state of Ohio.
Eff an unemployed person files a
claim and it is allowed and then, after
Il month, he gets a job, will he be re-
uuired to serve full waiting period
if he again becomes unemployed and
files a claim for benefits?
A.-Workcr will receive credit for
the actual waiting period he served.
"a worker, Mr.. X, works 20 or
more weeks for Il covered employer,
A, and then quits his job or is fired
for cause, and later obtains employ
ment with an employer, Mr. B, who
has but two employees and is not COW
cred under the UC act. Later on with
in the year. the worker quits MIR. +.
He then makes claim for benefits
stating that he formerly worked dur
ing 20 or more weeks for Employer
A. and does not mention Mr.. B.
So far a. his statements 60, they are
corrohorated by MIR. AS reports and
payroiI contributions. The Bureau of
Unemployment Compensation. knows |
nothing Ct Nlr. or his two employees. |
Would Worker AS claim be allowed