r/UnemploymentWA • u/Serious_Tip_9145 • 29d ago
Adjudication Process 12 weeks pending for a big Tech Company
Hello,
I am reaching out regarding my unemployment claim, which has been pending for approximately 12 weeks. Around week three, a large technology company I previously worked for reported that I had voluntarily quit, which placed my claim into the adjudication process.
To clarify my situation, I submitted documentation showing that my role was a three-month contract. I also provided a rejection letter confirming I was not offered a full-time position, along with evidence from my employer portal indicating I was not selected for a permanent role.
As I am now entering my 13th week without a resolution, I would greatly appreciate guidance on the next steps I can take, as well as any additional contacts or resources that may help move my claim forward.
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u/yoursecretsanta2016 27d ago
This is disconcerting. I’m at 6 weeks with no updates/movement on my case since 4/16. I have savings to cover for a while, but don’t like the idea of only being halfway through the process.
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u/Shot_gun_lace 25d ago
This is an automated system. Email it stating you need help with your ESD claim. It will email you back with a page where you will enter your zip code. It will then email a list of your local legislators. Open each profile and see WHO is responsible for Unemployment/Employment related affairs. This is who you want to contact.
Send them an email directly from the states page!! This is important! It’s a user friendly program that allows you to very simply state your issue and you can also check the boxes of others to include - I encourage this.
I received an email from my local representative within 2 hours and I am finally seeing movement!!
Please friends, anyone stuck in adjudication, this is by far the easiest solution! 🙏🏼 namaste
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u/Friendly_Chart_2976 29d ago
Reach out to your local legislator. I emailed them and within a few days I had movement.