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Hawaii s Unemployed Must Clear Up Earlier Benefit Snafus Before Getting Federal Dollars

Hawaii s Unemployed Must Clear Up Earlier Benefit Snafus Before Getting Federal Dollars - Honolulu Civil Beat Hawaii’s Unemployed Must Clear Up Earlier Benefit Snafus Before Getting Federal Dollars Minor mistakes that led to overpayments of a few hundred dollars can hold up much more substantial relief for struggling families. Reading time: 5 minutes. Jiyeon Seuchting lost her job as a restaurant server shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Like thousands of other Hawaii residents, she’s had to navigate the state’s unemployment insurance system ever since. However, Seuchting said she hasn’t received a UI payment since October, when the jobless claim she had filed abruptly stalled. As far as she can tell from one of the few times she’s been able to get through on the state’s overwhelmed customer service line her claim was flagged when she mistakenly failed to declare $300 in emergency pay from her former employer.

How the $1 9 trillion stimulus affects Delaware unemployment benefits

Delaware News Journal The $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill passed by Congress last week includes an extension of federal unemployment benefits. President Joe Biden signed the stimulus bill, known as the American Rescue Plan, on Thursday. It funnels more than $1 billion in aid to state and local governments, as well as direct aid to families. The plan includes $1,400 direct payments for people making up to $75,000 and couples making up to $150,000. It also includes a temporary expansion of the child tax credit, increasing it to $3,600 for children under 6 years old and $3,000 for children 6 to 17 years old. What does this mean for my unemployment?

You May Be Approaching Your Benefit Year End Here s How to Keep Unemployment Benefits Coming – NBC10 Philadelphia

In New Jersey, the state is automatically renewing benefits for filers who are hitting the one-year mark. In fact, the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce told NBC10 Responds it’s one of the few states to automate this process. The below graphic was designed by the state to help claimants understand if they qualify for an extension once hitting that Benefit Year End. Source: New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania is operating its Benefit Year End extensions differently from New Jersey. The PA Department of Labor and Industry said it’s notifying filers via mail. Keep an eye out for a letter that says you may need to reapply.

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