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Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
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Pandemic Unemployment Assistance - Benefits Rights and Responsibilities
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Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) Eligibility
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Posible elegibilidad para PUA con Connecticut si otro estado canceló el programa PUA
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What unemployment benefits decisions can be appealed?
Any unemployment benefits decision can be appealed.
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What is an unemployment appeal hearing?
Unemployment appeal hearings are a claimant's chance to say why they think you deserve to receive unemployment benefits or a larger benefit payment.
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What is an unemployment appeal referee?
A referee is the person who decides whether to change an unemployment benefits decision.
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What happens if I don’t attend an appeal hearing?
People who don't show up for their appeal hearing without a very good reason usually lose their appeal and the decision stays the same.
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What happens during an appeal hearing?
At an appeal hearing, you and your witnesses provide information that can be used to make a decision about your unemployment claim.
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What happens after an appeal hearing?
After your unemployment hearing, the referee will make a decision and mail a letter explaining their decision to you, your former employer, and others.
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Are telephone hearings different from in-person ones?
The content of an unemployment benefits appeal hearing is the same whether it's held in person or on the phone.
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What should I do if I cannot attend an appeal hearing?
Please contact the Appeals Division as soon as possible if you need to reschedule your hearing.
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What happens if my unemployment claim is denied?
If your claim is denied, you will receive a letter that explains why and provides information about your appeal rights.
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What can I do if I don’t agree with the referee’s decision?
People who disagree with an appeal referee's decision can file an appeal with or without new evidence.
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Do you have a guide to appealing an unemployment benefits decision?
Connecticut has separate guides for claimants and employers about appealing unemployment benefits decisions.
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Do I have to attend the appeal hearing?
People who don't attend an appeal hearing often lose their case.
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