****!!!!!!!!! I just lost my job

[BryanBusby]

Originally Posted by Superturtle

I'm confused as **** reading about how this works on the internet since apparently it may work different when you're working remotely, but at the very least try and open your claim with Massachusetts. Their maximum is much, much higher.

It's not that confusing. Since he lived in MO, that's where he worked as he paid MO taxes and they paid in unemployment ins to MO.

[Sassy Squatch]

Originally Posted by BryanBusby

It's not that confusing. Since he lived in MO, that's where he worked as he paid MO taxes and they paid in unemployment ins to MO.

You'd think, but read people asking about this exact scenario and some of them ended up filing in the state the company was based. It's pretty much dependant on whether the company payroll/HR actually took the time to establish where the employee lives or not.

[BryanBusby]

Originally Posted by Superturtle

You'd think, but read people asking about this exact scenario and some of them ended up filing in the state the company was based. It's pretty much dependant on whether the company payroll/HR actually took the time to establish where the employee lives or not.

They would be breaking the law in that scenario which would be........on point for HR.