Did your school year end early? Could your next school year start late? Are you less sure this year that you will have a job when school starts again than you were last year? Are you are an education support professional and do not know how the rules are different for you? Do you typically work during the summer break as an employee or in self-employment, but are not sure you will be able to work this summer due to COVID-19?
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, NH-NEA urges you to join a special webinar “Unemployment Eligibility in Light of COVID-19: A Q&A Session with the NH Department of Employment Security.”
JUNE 10, 7:00 PM Zoom Conversation and Q&Q Session
Answering your questions during the session are:
Rich Lavers is currently Deputy Commissioner for the Department of Employment Security and has been in that role since 2013. Rich started with the Department in 2010 and prior to that was an attorney in private practice in Massachusetts.
Karen Levchuk currently serves as General Counsel to the Department of Employment Security. Karen has previously served in the NH Attorney General’s Office and as the State’s Director of Personnel. She has worked in the field of employment law in the public and private sectors.
Lon Siel, Counsel, has been an attorney with the New Hampshire Department of Employment Security for more than 43 years. He is a former Chair and Vice Chair of the Labor and Employment Law Section of the NH Bar Association. Presentations have included “Demystifying the Unemployment Benefits System,” “Navigating the NH Unemployment Process,” and “The Unemployment Appeals Process and Reimbursers.” He represents NHES on the Joint Agency Task Force on Misclassification- Executive Order 2010-3 and the NH Commission on Deafness and Hearing Loss.
What question about unemployment eligibility during the COVID-19 crisis would you like answered during this session?
You can submit your questions before the session begins to help ensure that the topics you want covered are included but using our collection form. Click on the button below to submit your questions.
