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It's not really a matter of how long that you have been with one company. Your entire work history is evaluated, for the last year or so, the reason you left your last employer is an important consideration, as well as when you last received EI benefits. Generally, though 12 weeks of continuous employment will give you some benefits.

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The terms and conditions for eligibility vary with each state. Generally, they look at the first 4 of the last 5 completed calendar quarters and it can be a "blending" of all your work history in that base period.

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