Below is a link to the New Jersey Unemployment site, if you are laid off, reduced hours or unable to work for family/health reasons, click on it to learn about getting benefits. You paid into the fund, and you are entitled to get paid out of it.
The button below will take you to the state website that will explain what you can do and how to do it.

 Information about getting unemployment checks when I am laid, hours reduced or can't go to work.

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