Unemployment Insurance

This article breaks down the rules about who can get unemployment insurance in Oregon, how to apply, and answers other frequently asked questions about unemployment benefits.

In Oregon, you may be able to get unemployment if you quit your job for a really good reason. This article explains when you qualify and when you don't.

You can get unemployment if you’re fired, so long as you weren't fired for repeated bad behavior or for a very serious mistake. Learn more here.

Have you recently applied for unemployment benefits in Oregon but got a letter saying your claim was denied? This article will help you understand why the Oregon Employment Department denied your claim and how to appeal their denial decision.

Did Oregon's Employment Department decide you were overpaid unemployment benefits? Did they take some of your paycheck or tax refund because of it? Learn more about overpayments and your options for dealing with one.

When you disagree with an Oregon state agency, you have the right to fight (“appeal”) their decisions by asking for an “administrative hearing.” A hearing is your chance to convince a judge to change the agency's decision. Learn more here.