When do high unemployment benefits end in Illinois?
While the “high” unemployment (the additional 7 weeks) portion of extended benefits (EB) is also scheduled to end on December 26, 2020, if the unemployment rate in Illinois remains over certain levels, the basic 13-week EB program may be available to you. In most cases, if you qualify, you will be automatically moved to this program.
What happens to unemployment benefits after December 31st?
Without additional extensions to the PUA and PEUC program funding and end dates, unemployed workers who have weeks left to claim (i.e. a pending balance) after December 31st would not receive any additional benefits under this program. This could impact nearly 5 million unemployed Americans.
How to contact IDEs for unemployment in Illinois?
Once connected, please direct the communications analyst to call IDES at 800.244.5631.) Illinois law requires anyone receiving unemployment insurance benefits to register with the employment or job service system in the state in which they reside.
When do the extended unemployment benefits expire?
It extended unemployment benefits for workers who were impacted by the pandemic through December 31, 2020. 1 These benefits have been continued in 2021. Unemployment Update. The American Rescue Plan extends expanded unemployment benefits through September 6, 2021, and includes $300 a week in extra compensation.
When do you get unemployment benefits in Illinois?
If the Illinois Department of Employment Security approves an applicant’s claim for benefits, he may receive benefits after a one-week waiting period. After exhausting his standard benefits during any benefit year, he may apply for extended unemployment benefits under the Extended Benefits Program and Emergency Unemployment Compensation Program.
Without additional extensions to the PUA and PEUC program funding and end dates, unemployed workers who have weeks left to claim (i.e. a pending balance) after December 31st would not receive any additional benefits under this program. This could impact nearly 5 million unemployed Americans.
It extended unemployment benefits for workers who were impacted by the pandemic through December 31, 2020. 1 These benefits have been continued in 2021. Unemployment Update. The American Rescue Plan extends expanded unemployment benefits through September 6, 2021, and includes $300 a week in extra compensation.
What was the unemployment rate in Illinois in August?
The Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) announced today that the unemployment rate fell -0.5 percentage points to 11.0 percent, while nonfarm payrolls added +66,000 jobs in August, based on preliminary data provided by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and released by IDES.
While the “high” unemployment (the additional 7 weeks) portion of extended benefits (EB) is also scheduled to end on December 26, 2020, if the unemployment rate in Illinois remains over certain levels, the basic 13-week EB program may be available to you. In most cases, if you qualify, you will be automatically moved to this program.
What are the frequently asked questions about Ides?
Frequently Asked Questions 1 Employer Considerations 2 Lost Wages Assistance Information and FAQs 3 Mixed Earner Unemployment Compensation (MEUC) 4 PUA Overpayments. What if I’m temporarily laid off because the place where I work is temporarily closed because of the COVID-19 virus?
How to contact Illinois Ides Claimant Services Center?
With questions, please contact the Department’s Claimant Services Center at (800) 244-5631. Illinois Relay – (800) 526-0844 TTY or 711 | (800) 526-0857 Voice or TTY or 711. Will my benefits be affected if I cannot file immediately?