Partial Unemployment definition
Partial Unemployment means applicant works less than full-time hours and has earnings less than maximum allowed under State law for his/her regular employer (20 CFR 625.2(w)).
Partial Unemployment means any complete pay-period week during which an individual is attached to the individual's regular employer and works less than full-time, due only to lack of work, and earns wages not exceeding the individual's weekly unemployment insurance amount plus $ 30.00. Partial unemployment claims are initiated by the employer.
Partial Unemployment or "partially unemployed" means the unemployment of any individual who, during a particular week, was still attached to that individual's regular employer, had no earnings or earned less than that individual's weekly benefit amount, and who worked less than or did not work that individual's normal, customary full-time hours for the individual's regular employer because of a lack of full-time work.
More Definitions of Partial Unemployment
Partial Unemployment means the unemployment of an individual who during any week earns less than his weekly benefit amount, is employed by his regular employer, and works less than his normal customary full-time weekly hours because of a lack of full-time work.
Partial Unemployment means that, with respect to any one week, an individual works less than full time because of lack of work and earns less than the individual’s weekly benefit amount. Work and earnings from all employment shall be considered together in determining whether the individual worked less than full time and earned less than the individual’s weekly benefit amount during the week.