I'm trying to understand the Alt base period in Massachusetts and am clearly misunderstanding something. I was unable out of work for the past 2 years and reported no income until Q2 where I was paid $19,445. In Q3 July 1st - July 24th I made $7,817. Then on July 24th i was laid off.
MA unemployment has ruled that I am not eligible for benefits. However if I run their calc it looks like if I wait till the end of the quarter I suddenly will be.
I had thought that that was what the Alternative base period was for. The one person I've gotten on the phone quickly said that Alternative base periods are only for people who already qualify in the regular base period..... That seems
I'm thinking about buying a 2009 00-15m on marketplace. The seller seems a bit off and doesn't fully answer questions. Was it normal for them not to put a logo on the neck block in 2009?
Just trying to figure out if it might be fake before I drive an hour over there.
Contractor installed the wrong color Timberline HDZ architectural shingles on our roof this week. Roof was stripped down to the decking, added "ice and water shield" ( low slope) to the entire roof and reshingled. The correct color is listed in the contract and he admits to ordering the wrong ones. He said he would redo it at no additional cost to us this weekend. That all seemed fine. The materials arrived today and it's just a pallet of shingles.
However, he just informed us that he intends to put the correct color shingles over the wrong ones and call it a day.
Is that an appropriate thing to do? If it is, great. If it isn't, what should we do?
Is it possible to force two bulbs to act is one during an automation /scene? I simply want to run some of the halloween automations in my front yard, but have the lights on the sides of my front door cycle the same colors in unison. Otherwise it looks real sloppy.
I can't image it's not possible but I can't seem to figure it out.
Is it legal for a doctor to completely change his notes two months after a visit, and retain the original time stamp. No addendum, no reference to changes being made.
My doctor wrote 2 paragraphs of notes, clearly about another patient and billed accordingly. An extremely overweight person with poor control of their Diabetes, who had a physical exam. I am underweight, have no health problems and did not have a physical. This was my "get to know you" first visit with a Primary care Nurse. When I noticed I contacted his office and asked them to look into it. They had me fill out some paperwork. Seemed simply enough.
A month later Risk Management sent me a certified letter stating that no