TAA and UE rules - nm

Posted: Sep 21st, 2017 - 4:46 pm In Reply to: Unemployment and Nuance - Hobbyhorse

Google TAA and it will explain better than I am going to. In a nutshell, TAA kicks in after your UE runs out. One way to use TAA is to extend your UE for 130 weeks but YOU HAVE TO BE IN TRAINING. In my state, your training cannot have a lab component. There are many rules. Contact your UE office and ask about TRA or TAA. Good luck.

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