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I work 2 jobs an am on a medical leave at this time. I can get for one, can i draw unemployment for second job?
Q) I work 2 jobs an am on a medical leave at this time. I can get some sick time paid for one but receive nothing from second job. Can i draw unemployment for second job for the 3 to 4 months i will not be working. Thank you
A) Generally you are not eligible for unemployment benefits if you take medical leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act. The employee’s employment is suspended “due to the employee’s unavailability for work or inability to perform suitable work otherwise available with the employer. You may consider applying for temporary disability benefits while you are off sick.
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