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Reemployment Assistance Updates
Reemployment Assistance Updates
American Rescue Plan Act of 2021
As a result of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, which was signed into law on March 11, 2021, Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) and Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) benefit programs have been extended to September 6, 2021. Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC), which provides an additional $300 for eligible claimants, has also been extended to September 6, 2021. Florida ended its participation in the FPUC program effective June 26, 2021, as part of DEO’s ‘Return to Work’ initiative. Claimants should continue to request their benefit payments as weeks become available in their CONNECT account if they remain unemployed. The Department encourages individuals to continue checking their CONNECT account every 48 hours for additional updates or notifications from the Department.Bạn đang xem: Tự bảo vệ cho mình khỏi bị bức xạ
Quarter Change
On a quarterly basis, pursuant to Federal guidance, DEO must determine whetherindividuals who are currently receiving Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) or Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) are instead eligible for state Reemployment Assistance benefits. Claimants who are currently receiving PUA or PEUC may need to take specific actions on their claim when they log-in to CONNECTafter July1, 2021, when the new quarter comes into effect. The Department encourages all individuals to log-in to CONNECT and ensure their contact information is accurate and up-to-date.Mixed Earner Unemployment Compensation
Mixed Earner Unemployment Compensation (MEUC) is a federally funded program that provides an additional $100 per week to eligible individuals in addition to the benefits they are currently receiving. MEUC is not available to claimants who are currently receiving Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) benefits. Claimants may be eligible for MEUC if they have received at least $5,000 in net income from self-employment for the tax year prior to their initial claim. MEUC benefits are in addition to the $300 supplemental Federal Pandemic Unemployment Benefits (FPUC) benefit programs, which expires in Florida on June26, 2021. Florida is one of the few states to fully implement MEUC benefits for eligible claimants.Waiver Update
Governor Ron DeSantis has directed DEO to continue waiving thework search and work registration requirementsthrough May 29, 2021, and the waiting week requirement through June 26, 2021.Reemployment Assistance Help Center
DEO recently launched a Reemployment Assistance Help Center, an online portal where claimants or employers can receive and provide additional information to the Department regarding Reemployment Assistance. Individuals can also notify the Department of suspected Reemployment Assistance fraud or identity theft.Xem thêm: Cách Cắt Ảnh Trong File Pdf Đơn Giản, Dễ Dàng, Cách Cắt Con Dấu Trong File Pdf Đơn Giản Nhất !
Identity Verification Process
1099-G Tax Form Information
The Department completed electronically processing 1099-G Tax Forms for all claimants on January 17, 2021. All claimants should have access to their 1099-G Tax Form in their CONNECT account. Claimants who opted to receive communication from the Department through U.S. Mail should have received their 1099-G tax form no later than January 31, 2021. When viewing your 1099-G Tax Form in CONNECT, be sure to enable pop-ups on your web browser. Pop-up blockers restrict you from viewing your 1099-G Tax Forms and other important documents from the Department.PUA Document Upload Requirements
Helpful documents and information relating to Reemployment Assistance
Disclaimer: The Paycheck Protection Program is a loan designed to provide a direct incentive for small businesses to keep their employees on the payroll during the COVID-19 pandemic. If your employer is participating in the Paycheck Protection Program, this may affect your eligibility for state or federal Reemployment Assistance programs.
Reemployment Assistance Waivers
Reemployment Assistance WaiversGovernor Ron DeSantis has directed the Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) to continue waiving the waiting week requirement for claimants throughJune 26, 2021.The work search and work registration requirements will continue to be waived throughMay 29, 2021.
Pursuant to federal law, claimants will be required to return to the CONNECT system every two weeks to request their benefits or “claim their weeks.” In doing so, claimants will confirm that they are still unemployed and acknowledge that you are able and available for work. Answers to work search questions are still required to process your claim in the CONNECT system but will not impact benefit payments. By completing the is process, a claimant’s request for payment is submitted for their weeks of unemployment, even when the claim is pending for review. For weeks beginningMay 10, 2020, you must claim your weeks in order to receive benefits. Claimants will be able to request a benefit payment for each week available.General Reemployment Assistance Information:
CONNECT:
Auto Requested Weeks Certification Process
Work Search
Employer Business Resources
Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC)
Claimant Tax Forms
lD.me Verification
Reemployment Assistance benefits, formerly known as unemployment compensation, can be filed online usingCONNECT. If you have never filed in Florida before, use the “File a New Claim” link to start your application and create a profile. If you have filed previously, please log in using your Social Security number and PIN. If you no longer have your PIN, select the “Forgot PIN” button to regain access to your account.
Before filing, make sure you have the following information available:
Social Security number Driver’s license or State ID number Your employment for the last 18 months including for each employer: Name, address, and phone number First and last day of work Gross earnings (before taxes are taken out) during the listed dates The reason for separation FEIN (this is found on any W2 or 1099 tax forms you have received) If you don’t have the FEIN, you can use employer details off of a recent paystub Claims filed without correctly reporting employers may experience delays. It is important to list the correct employment information when filing your claim. If you fail to do so, your benefits may be delayed while the missing employment information is obtainedAdditionally, if you are one of the following, make sure you have this information available:
Not a U.S. citizen: Alien registration number or other work authorization form Military employee: DD-214 member 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 may be used Federal employee: SF 8 or SF 50 Union member: union name, hall number, and phone numberOnce you complete your application, you will berequiredto complete the following:
Review your monetary determination
You may be exempt from filing an online application and/or the work registration requirements. Please review theExemption Noticefor more information
