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Missourians May Get to Keep Erroneous Unemployment Payments

As a way to keep money in the state’s economy, lawmakers have introduced several proposals that would allow those who mistakenly received unemployment benefit payments to keep the money, instead of returning it.

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Missouri lawmakers push to let workers keep errant unemployment payments

Missouri lawmakers push to let workers keep errant unemployment payments
Austin Huguelet, Springfield News-Leader
JEFFERSON CITY — In the rush to pay out supercharged unemployment benefits in a pandemic, Missouri has given out at least $150 million more than the law says it should.
It's not necessarily a big deal: that's just 3 percent of the state and federal benefits paid out last year, and in normal times, the labor department would reach out to recipients and have them pay the money back without much fuss.
But a growing number of lawmakers in both parties are telling the labor department to call off the dogs.

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Missouri unemployment overpayments

Missouri will demand repayment of any unemployment money it paid in error to residents since the COVID-19 pandemic began — regardless of whether the overpayments came from state or federal funds, the director of the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations said Monday

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