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If my employer moves 17 miles away from it's current location, can I collect unemployment insurance?

Well i already work 40 miles from their offices. and the additional mileage stinks. So I thought to find out if when they move I could collect while looking for a new job closer to home.

Most states won't authorize unless the change is over 50 miles.

I doubt it, but I would suggest you call your unepmployment office to find out! Normally, quitting a job is not grouinds for collecting unemploymernt.


Google your state, unemployment--- and a web site shoul show up.

That doesn't explain why your unemployed. Did you quite because they moved? Quitting automatically disqualifies you from collecting. If your laid off that's a different story. Go get a job.

Not if they do not lay you off. It is not there concern about how far you live away from work.

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