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Who can file an appeal?
You or your former employer(s) can appeal a denial of benefits or the amount you receive.
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Where can we find classes and training programs for our workers?
The Department of Labor connects employers with the schools and training providers they need to grow workforce performance.
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Employment and Training Consulting
Connecticut's Business Services team can help you improve recruiting, hiring, and workforce performance.
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How do I report and pay unemployment insurance taxes in Connecticut?
The ReEmployCT online system makes it easier to report and pay unemployment insurance taxes.
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What is the best way to recruit new employees?
CTHires.com and other state programs can help you find people with the skills and abilities your company needs – for free!
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How can I help laid off workers apply for unemployment insurance?
Learn all about Connecticut’s unemployment insurance regulations and access the forms and information you need when laying off an employee.
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On-the-Job Training Grants
If your business is hurt by foreign trade, get funds to help your workers get the skills, credentials, resources, and support they need to find a new job.
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What are some resources that employers can utilize to learn about attracting and recruiting Persons with Disabilities?
Persons with Disabilities - Employer Resources
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What are some resources that employers can utilize to learn about attracting and recruiting the Long-Term Unemployed?
Long-Term Unemployed - Employer Resources
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Required Job Posting for an H-2B opening in Connecticut
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Connecticut Family & Medical Leave Act
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Can I receive unemployment if I was fired or suspended?
Unemployment applications are reviewed for eligibility on a case-by-case basis prior to benefits being paid. If an application is denied, the filer may file an appeal. Benefits are not available to all workers.
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Do I have a right to file for unemployment?
You have a legal right to file a claim for unemployment benefits and testify on behalf of anyone else filing an unemployment claim.
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Can I file for unemployment if my former employer says I quit or was fired?
Unemployment applications are reviewed for eligibility on a case-by-case basis prior to benefits being paid. If an application is denied, the filer may request a hearing with an adjudicator.
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Are my unemployment benefits taxable?
Unemployment benefits are taxable by the federal government (IRS) and the State of Connecticut.
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Did I earn enough to collect unemployment?
Always file your first claim so that we can review your income and other factors to decide whether or how much you will receive.
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