Breaking the Barriers - Promoting an Accessible Future through Education and Information. The Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) was designated by the Office of the Governor to serve as the lead state agency in California's efforts to implement the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in state government. The Disability Access Services (DAS) ...
You can file for unemployment any time you experience a loss of work. If you have two jobs and lose both of them, you can file a total loss of work claim. If you had two jobs and lose one or experienced reduced hours at either or both, you can file a partial loss of work claim.The amount you receive in benefits will be determined by the amount of money you're still earning per week, regardless of how many jobs pay it to you.f you had two jobs and lose one or experienced reduced hours at either or both, you can file a partial loss of work claim. The amount you receive in benefits will be determined by the amount of money you're still earning per week, regardless of how many jobs pay it to you.
1 Be unemployed. 2  You are unemployed if you are not working and are not earning any money. 3  You are partially unemployed if you are working less than full time for your regular employer because of a lack of work and earning less than your weekly benefit amount; and. 4  File your application for benefits. File your application for benefits. 2  This may be done on the Internet, or through the VEC call center; and, 3  Report all work you do (including temporary, part time and self-employment). 4  Report any money as it is earned (not when itâs paid to you) from any source for any week you file a request for benefits.