Write your appeal on company letterhead or include your business's name and address in the letter. Also include your unemployment account number and employee's Social Security number.

The way the appeals process works is that once you get a denial letter you have 30 days to appeal. The appeal must be in writing. You can find the official form on EDD's website or click here.

IN YOUR CORONAVIRUS QUESTIONS, DONNA SAYS, "I HAVE FILED AN APPEAL RELATED TO MY UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS." ... via email or by sending in a letter into the department that initiates your appeal.

Lewis, a single mom, first filed for unemployment on March 15, 2020 when her six-year-old daughter’s school was shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic and she didn’t have child care.

Individuals who received outdated determination letters should still follow the general appeal instructions provided in the letter, according to the release, which added that appeals may be filed ...

The commonwealth’s Department of Labor and Industry is advising Pennsylvanians who have been denied unemployment benefits that they can still file an appeal even if the time of appeal has expired. Due ...

The September letter demanding a nearly $30,000 repayment was like a gut punch for Kellie Saunders. ... 4,487 unemployment appeals cases were waiting to be scheduled.