A claimant, an employer, or a licensed attorney can file an appeal following unemployment benefits determination. The appeal process includes a hearing with the an Appeals Tribunal in which both parties have a chance to argue their case and present their evidence. File an appeal.
https://www.mo.gov/work/workunemployment/
1 Contact EDD by telephone: Individuals will speak to a Department representative who will ask a series of questions and record the responses.  Complete a paper UI Application DE 1101I: The application can be completed online and printed. The application can then be faxed or mailed to an EDD office for processing.
http://www.edd.ca.gov/Unemployment/FAQ_-_Eligibility.htm
When you file your UI claim, you must tell us that you were unemployed as a result of a disaster or emergency. UI claims can be filed online, by telephone, by mail, or by fax. Find information about filing a UI claim or call EDD at one of the numbers listed in the Disaster Unemployment Assistance section.
http://www.edd.ca.gov/Unemployment/FAQ_-_Eligibility.htm
File for Unemployment Benefits. If you recently lost your job through no fault of your own, are unable to work due to a natural disaster or quit for good cause related to the work or the employer, you may be eligible to receive unemployment benefits.
https://www.mo.gov/work/workunemployment/
Your employer will be sent a notice that you have filed a claim for partial benefits and your weekly benefit amount. During any week you earn less than your weekly benefit amount because of a lack of work, your employer is required to give you a Statement of Partial Unemployment stating your wages for the week.
http://www.vec.virginia.gov/faqs/general-unemployment-insurance-questions
Currently the maximum weekly benefit amount is $378 and the minimum is $60. Individuals must have earned at least $18,900.01 in two quarters during the base period to qualify for the maximum weekly benefit amount. Benefit duration varies from 12 to 26 weeks, also depending on wages earned in the base period.
http://www.vec.virginia.gov/faqs/general-unemployment-insurance-questions
Unemployment benefits for military spouses. Missourians who leave their job and relocate to be with a spouse active in the military can file for unemployment benefits for up to 20 weeks. If you are a military spouse and filing online, click on the box “Quit-Resigned” as the reason for separation from your employer.
https://www.mo.gov/work/workunemployment/
Individuals cannot receive SDI benefits for the same period of time in which UI benefits are paid. The Department’s law and policy guidelines for being Able and Available for work and information about SDI eligibility, and the SDI program are available on the EDD website.
http://www.edd.ca.gov/Unemployment/FAQ_-_Eligibility.htm
File online with eApply4UI: The application can be completed online. After the application is completed, the individual submits it online to the Department. Note: This is the fastest way to file your claim.
http://www.edd.ca.gov/Unemployment/FAQ_-_Eligibility.htm
You must report any gross wages, not net wages, during the week they are earned, not paid. If the gross, not net, wages you earn are less then your weekly benefit amount, you may receive unemployment benefits. However, the amount of gross wages that are more than $50.00 will be deducted from your weekly benefit amount.
http://www.vec.virginia.gov/faqs/general-unemployment-insurance-questions
how long do u have to be working at a job to collect unemployment
You have to be working at a job to collect unemployment up to 20 weeks. You must be working at a job up to 20 weeks to collect unemployment.