Virginia § 60.2-614 Service required during immediately preceding benefit year in which individual received benefits

Virginia Statutes

§ 60.2-614 — Service required during immediately preceding benefit year in which individual received benefits

Virginia § 60.2-614

Title 60.2UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION

Ch. 6BENEFITS

Art. 4ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

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Va. Code Ann. § 60.2-614 (2026).

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No individual may receive benefits in a benefit year unless, subsequent to the beginning of the immediately preceding benefit year during which he received benefits, he performed service for an employer as defined in § 60.2-210 for remuneration (i) during thirty days, whether or not such days were consecutive, or (ii) for 240 hours, and subsequently became totally or partially separated from such employment.

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No individual may receive benefits in a benefit year unless, subsequent to the beginning of the immediately preceding benefit year during which he received benefits, he performed service for an employer as defined in § 60.2-210 for remuneration (i) during thirty days, whether or not such days were consecutive, or (ii) for 240 hours, and subsequently became totally or partially separated from such employment.