Congrats to our very own Mallory A. Willink for being elected to the Business North Carolina 2021 Legal Elite. Methodology for the Election: Each year, BNC sends ballot notices to every member of the N.C. State Bar living in North Carolina — asking each a simple question: “Of the Tar Heel lawyers, whose work you…
The easiest way to file a claim is by computer at www.ncesc.com. If you don’t have access to a computer, you can file a claim over the phone by calling the toll free number 877-841-9617. The NC Division of Employment Security of the NC Department of Commerce warns that: “Each person who collects Unemployment Insurance…
On June 30, 2013, significant changes to the North Carolina Employment Security Law went into effect. The new maximum weekly benefit is now $350.00 (down from the previous maximum weekly benefit amount of $535.00). The earnings allowance (amount you can earn without losing your benefits) is now 20% of your benefit amount up to the…
Unemployment Insurance is a program funded by taxes on employers that provides weekly benefits to some people who have just lost their job. The program is available only for those who are (i) unemployed due to no fault of their own; (ii) have earned enough in the months previous to qualify for the benefits; (iii)…
Yes. Yes. A thousand times Yes! I know that you just received a new job offer and things seem all warm and fuzzy. I know that you do not want to start things off on the wrong foot with your new employer. I also know that many people have come to me after working years…