Can part time employees collect unemployment in california?

Reduced Unemployment Benefits. In California, someone is considered "unemployed" during any week in which the person's regular wages, minus $25 or 25% of those wages (whichever is more), is less than he or she would earn as a weekly unemployment benefit. read more

You might think that unemployment benefits are available only to those who are completely out of work, but that's not necessarily the case in California. Even if you are still working part-time, you may be eligible for unemployment benefits, depending on your earnings and your situation. read more

If you lose your part-time job, or move from a full-time job to part-time work, you may be eligible for unemployment benefits. Most state unemployment departments will consider part-time employment in your work history when figuring your benefits. read more

PFL benefits can be paid only after an individual meets all other PFL eligibility requirements. An individual cannot receive PFL benefits for the same period of time in which UI or Disability Insurance benefits are paid. read more