If you quit your job without good cause connected with the work you may not be eligible to receive benefits. Good cause connected with the work means that your reason for leaving must be directly related to your job and be so compelling that you had no choice but to leave the job.

FAQ Who is eligible for benefits? - Division of Unemployment Insurance

Am I eligible for Unemployment benefits if I quit or get fired?

Voluntary Quit - LSNJLAW

New Jerseys unemployment law says that a worker is disqualified from benefits if the worker “left work voluntarily without good cause attributable to the ...

Unemployment Benefits Know Your Rights When You Leave Your Job

If you resign when it is clear that you would be terminated in the next 60 days you may be eligible for benefits. However if there is a question about whether ...

New Jersey Unemployment 101 What You Need To Know To Collect ...

18‏/10‏/2011 — Yes. You may be disqualified if you voluntarily terminate your employment (quit your job) for misconduct for failure to apply for or accept ...

Collecting Unemployment Benefits in New Jersey - Nolo

If you quit your job you wont be eligible for unemployment benefits unless you had good cause. In general good cause means that your reason for leaving the ...

Eligibility for New Jersey Unemployment Compensation ...

Eligibility for New Jersey Unemployment Compensation Benefits for Individual That Voluntarily Quit Resigned or Left Work due to Good Cause Attributable to the ...

NJ Employee Asks Im Unhappy Can I Quit Job and Collect ...

22‏/01‏/2021 — Unfortunately with rare exceptions if a NJ worker voluntarily quits their employment position she/he generally will not be entitled to ...

How to quit your job in Pennsylvania or New Jersey - Philadelphia Inquirer

06‏/04‏/2022 — You can get unemployment after you quit. But to qualify you have to be able to prove to the Department of Labor that you needed to quit ...

New Jersey Unemployment Eligibility - FileUnemployment.org

You might be able to receive unemployment if you quit a job in New Jersey but it depends in documentation and circumstances. New Jersey considers the reason ...