Who do you contact if your employer has promised you benefits and has not provided them?
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That's an old tactic. Here's another one I've heard,\n\n"Now, I don't want you to quit. You've got a BIG raise comin' up and I want you to get it!"\n\nYou can find someone to complain to but you are not going to be happy at your job. Find another one.
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Sounds like they're in the wrong to me, you have to have signed something to say you agree to a warning of any kind. Perhaps you ought to discuss it with them as it might just be an administrative mistake.\n\nOtherwise go to www.acas.co.uk and try calling them, they offer the best employment law advice.
624997
Contact your employer.
332460
Chase up your employer and ask him to return the form !\nAsk for an interim or emergency payment.
229156
Contact their human resources department
530739
Search online for the unemployment benefits office for your state.  This may be called the department of labor, the department of labor and industries, the department of employment, or various other names.  That varies by state.  Many states now have their forms online and you may file online or print the form and mail it or take it to one of the offices.  You will often need to provide information about when your last job ended.  In many places, if you voluntarily quit a job, you may not be eligible, so the form may inquire about the circumstances of your departure as well.
239814
You need to go back to your employers.  If your address was changed or if they mailed them to the wrong address you are still responsible to retrieve them.
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If you were contract labor and the contract was not renewed, I don't believe you are entitled to file a claim for unemployment.\n\nGenerally, you can only file for unemployment compensation against the organization that PAID into the Unemployment Plan.  That would be your employer.
371984
contact social security.
202306
The Social Security Administration can answer you. They should already have a record of you employment
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If you have no proof that you worked those hours for that company or you weren't on their payroll/formerly hired with them then it is a lost cause.
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Send a polite email saying it wasn't clear that you had to pay.\n\nAssuming you haven't used it then they may be ok with you.
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you can go to the SSS office and request for a copy of all your SSS contributions.  if you have questions or violent reactions, they also have a help desk there.  for example, if your employer does not remit regularly to the SSS, you can ask SSS to assist you with this problem.  good luck!
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You need to request copies from the employers who gave them to you.
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You've already got a good start on it.  You made your demand, not wait a bit and see if you get a check in the mail.  If not, use the ministry of labour as your proxy.  Whatever they told you about making a claim, do that.  However, be aware that your urgent need doesn't mean that the employer has to drop everything in order to meet your demands.
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call the company you worked for. they should be willing to do that for you.
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Check stubs, W-2s, or signed letter from you former boss on letterhead if possible.  If you got paid under the table and got fired under poor circumstances.... then it will be difficult to prove.