What is "Insured employment" (pertaining to filing for unemployment benefits)?

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03-04-2008, 08:27 PM

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What is "Insured employment" (pertaining to filing for unemployment benefits)?

I wanted to file for unemployment but one of the guidelines is that you must have been in "insured employment" for X amount of days... I was a contract worker for about a year and a half (mostly getting atleast 38 hours a week sometimes even more) with no benefits from my temp agency.

Will I qualify?

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