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Disaster unemployment insurance - DanceMom

Posted: Jul 10th, 2017 - 11:26 am In Reply to: Being IC - and Unemployment

I live in NC and this is from the unemployment website; however, they do not classify exactly what a disaster is and if a cyberattack qualifies as one.

What makes me eligible for DUA?
Workers or business owners meeting the following criteria may be eligible for benefits:

Individuals who are unemployed due to the disaster, and do not qualify for regular unemployment insurance benefits. If you are eligible for regular unemployment insurance benefits, you must first exhaust those benefits before you are eligible for DUA.
Self-employed individuals and small business owners who lost income due to the disaster.
Individuals who were prevented from working due to an injury caused by the disaster.
Individuals who have become the major supplier of household income due to the disaster-related death or injury of the previous major supplier of household income.
Individuals who are unable to reach their job or self-employment location because they must travel through the affected area and are prevented from doing so by the disaster.
Individuals who were to commence employment or self-employment but were prevented from doing so by the disaster.


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