Anyone Know Anything About Unemployment and Pampered Chef?

[PCCHeather0506]

My full time job is seasonal and through out the winter I get a lay off. This year my lay off starts next monday! I am still planning to continue with Pampered Chef...but how does this work with collecting unemployment? Anyone know anything about this?

 

[ChefNic]

I'd call home office.
That's a tough one!
I wish you the very best!
Work your business, and maybe it will really pay off for you!

 

[pampchefrhondab]

I had to collect about 6 years ago here in Indiana. The way it works here it is based on how much you make per week. My lay off was from a full-time job but I was able to get a part-time job. If I didn't make any money for a week I got unemployment. If I earned money I had to report it and they would reduce my check for that week. The good thing was this extended the weeks of unemployment I could get. I was getting the maxiumum per week you could get, but they also have a one year maxiumum. I still was able to get the one year maximum, but it was streched over more months. I beleive I would have run out of benefits in 7 months and I collected for 10 months.

I'm sure this varies by state. So you will have to call the unemployment office and not PC.

Good Luck!

 

[pclinskie]

unemploymentMy friend is a school bus driver and coollects in the summer.
You do have to contact your state, it varies.
we are in PA

 

[AnaCash]

Hi there! I completely understand your concern about collecting unemployment while still working as a Pampered Chef consultant. The good news is that you can continue to run your business and earn income from Pampered Chef while also receiving unemployment benefits. However, it's important to make sure you report all of your income accurately to the unemployment office. This may require keeping track of your earnings from Pampered Chef and reporting them when you file your weekly or bi-weekly claim. It's always a good idea to check with your state's unemployment office to make sure you are following all of their guidelines and requirements. I wish you the best of luck during your lay off and with your Pampered Chef business!