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California Labor and Employment FAQs

• Q: How Do I File A Claim For Benefits?
  A: You can file for benefits using one of the following methods: 1. Contact the Employment Development Department by telephone:English: 1­800­300­5616 … More
• Q: What Information Do I Need To File A Claim?
  A: You will need the following information: Name and social security account number Address and telephone number Date of birth and gender Name, address and telephone … More
• Q: How Do I Receive Payments?
  A: Payments are made using a Continued Claim Certification, DE 4581. Claimants complete this certification and mail it to EDD every two weeks. If all eligibility … More
• Q: How Do I End My Claim For Benefits?
  A: It is not necessary to contact EDD to stop your payments. Just stop mailing your continued claim form. The EDD will assume that you are no longer claiming benefits. More
• Q: What Should I Do If I Receive An Overpayment?
  A: A Notice of Overpayment is mailed to claimants who have been paid benefits they were not eligible to receive. The notice shows the amount of overpayment and … More
• Q: Are Vacation And Holiday Pay Deducted From My Benefits?
  A: If you are not given a definite date to return to work, any vacation pay or holiday pay paid to you when your job ends is not deducted from your weekly benefit … More
• Q: What Is A Partial Claim?
  A: Partial claims are for employees whose employers want to retain them when there is a lack of work. EDD provides employers with a Notice of Reduced Earnings, DE 2063 … More
• Q: How Do Employees File Partial Claims?
  A: The employees can contact EDD to file a claim for partial UI. They should be prepared to provide the following: Name and social security account number Address and … More
• Q: Can I Appeal A Denial Of Unemployment Benefits?
  A: You have the right to file an appeal if you do not agree with all or part of the decision. An employer or claimant who disagrees with a Notice of Determination, or … More
• Q: Please Explain The Work Opportunity And Welfare To Work Tax Credit (Wotc).
  A: The purpose of the WOTC is to help individuals who qualify as a member of a target group to get a job and to help employers who hire these individuals by giving them … More
• Q: What Is The Process For Applying For Wotc?
  A: The first step is pre­screening to determine eligibility. The jobseeker or the employer must complete the Individual Characteristics Form, Work Opportunity Tax … More

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