UI / DE 1080SSSB

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SPECIAL CLAIMS OFFICE

PO BOX 419076

SACRAMENTO CA 95741-9076

EDD Employment Development Department State of California Logo

NOTICE OF DETERMINATION

Date Mailed

Benefit Year Began

EDD Telephone Numbers:

English:

1-800-300-5616

Spanish:

1-800-326-8937

Cantonese:

1-800-547-3506

Mandarin:

1-866-303-0706

Vietnamese:

1-800-547-2058

TTY:

1-800-815-9387

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You are not eligible to receive benefits under California Unemployment Insurance Code section Blank line beginning Blank lineand:

continuing until you earn $Blank line or more in bona fide employment for work performed after Blank line , and you reopen your claim.
ending when the disqualifying condition no longer exists, and you reopen your claim.
for Blank line weeks.

Your request to file a State Special School Benefits claim is denied because:

You are considered a professional employee Section 1451 provides - Nonprofessional employees of the State Special School are eligible for benefits, provided that the claimant meets the same eligibility requirements as for regular unemployment insurance benefits.
You have been determined to be eligible for regular unemployment benefits under CUIC section 1253.3. You do not have reasonable assurance to return to work with your school employer after the recess period Section 1452 provides - Benefits shall only be paid for weeks of unemployment occurring between school terms and during an established and customary vacation period or holiday recess when other benefits are denied solely by reason of Section 1253.3.
You have been determined to be eligible for retroactive benefits on your regular unemployment claim since your employer did not employ you before the end of the school recess period. You are not eligible to receive benefits on the State Special School claim for those weeks that you were determined eligible for retroactive payments on your regular unemployment claim Section 1454 provides - An individual who receives any unemployment compensation benefits otherwise payable irrespective of this chapter, including retroactive unemployment compensation benefits paid pursuant to subdivision (c) of Section 1253.3, who has received benefits under this chapter for the same period, shall be liable for repayment to the state of the amount of benefits paid under this chapter for that period.

DE 1080SSSB Rev. 1 (3-22) (INTRANET)

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APPEALS:

You have the right to file an appeal if you do not agree with all or part of this decision.

To appeal, you must do the following:

Complete the enclosed appeal form (DE 1000M) or write a letter stating that you want to appeal this decision. If you write a letter to appeal, explain the reason why you do not agree with the department’s decision. Write your social security number on each document you submit to the department (Title 22, California Code of Regulations (CCR), Section 5008).
Mail the DE 1000M or your letter to the address of the office listed on the first page of this decision.
File your appeal within twenty (20) days of the mail date of this notice.

Your handbook, “A Guide to Benefits and Employment Services,” gives more information about appeals. If you do not have a handbook, contact the office listed on the first page of this notice.

APPEAL INFORMATION:

When your appeal is received, your case will be reviewed. If the decision remains the same, we will send your appeal to the Office of Appeals. If you appeal after the 20 days, you must include the reason for the delay. The administrative law judge will determine whether you had good cause for the delay. If the administrative law judge determines you did not have good cause for submitting your appeal late, your appeal will be dismissed.

The Office of Appeals will send you a letter with the date, place, and time of your hearing and a pamphlet explaining appeal hearing procedures. At the hearing, the administrative law judge will listen to you, examine the facts, and make a decision. You may have a representative or someone else help you.

IF YOU ARE CLAIMING CONTINUING BENEFITS:

While you wait for the administrative law judge’s decision, you must continue to mail your claim forms to the EDD. If you do not receive claim forms or a form from the Office of Appeals, contact the office listed on the first page of this notice. If the administrative law judge decides you are eligible for benefits, we can only pay benefits if claim forms were received for that

OTHER SERVICES:

Contact EDD for information about (1) job referrals, (2) disability insurance, (3) other EDD services (4) services offered by other agencies.