Mississippi Unemployment Eligibility

In order to establish unemployment eligibility in Mississippi you have to:
1. Be a resident of Mississippi. If you are not a resident of Mississippi, but worked in Mississippi at your last job, you should still have Mississippi unemployment eligibility.
2. Have worked and earned income in Mississippi.
3. You must not be disabled.
4. You must be able to work.
5. You must be actively looking for a new job.
6. You must have lost your job through no fault of your own. If you quit your job or were fired for 'just cause' you may not be eligible to collect unemployment in Mississippi. Every case is different, so if you lost your job -- be sure to apply to unemployment in case you are indeed eligible to receive unemployment benefits.
There are special rules that apply to unemployment elibility for military personnel and union workers, so check with your mility or union representative for these rules.
Still Have Questions?
To go back to the Mississippi Unemployment FAQ Page, click here: Mississippi Unemployment FAQ
To go the main Mississippi Unemployment page, click here: Mississippi Unemployment
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