April 21, 2020 • 41 secs
Ending a Disqualification
If TWC disqualifies you because of your job separation or other
reasons, you can request that we end the disqualification if
you return to work and:
■ Work at least 30 hours each week for six weeks or
earn wages equal to six times your weekly benefit
amount.
■ Provide TWC with proof of your work or earnings and request that we end the
disqualification.
To receive benefits after ending a disqualification, you must have a qualifying separation
from your last job. You can also fulfill the work or earnings requirements while you work
part time.
See Learning the result of your application for benefits on
www.texasworkforce.org/unemploymentbenefits.
If TWC disqualifies you because of your job separation or other
reasons, you can request that we end the disqualification if
you return to work and:
■ Work at least 30 hours each week for six weeks or
earn wages equal to six times your weekly benefit
amount.
■ Provide TWC with proof of your work or earnings and request that we end the
disqualification.
To receive benefits after ending a disqualification, you must have a qualifying separation
from your last job. You can also fulfill the work or earnings requirements while you work
part time.
See Learning the result of your application for benefits on
www.texasworkforce.org/unemploymentbenefits.
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