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Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)
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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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Pandemic Unemployment Assistance - Benefits Rights and Responsibilities
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Can I receive unemployment if I am enrolled in approved training?
People who enroll in an approved job training course will receive unemployment benefits if they meet specific guidelines.
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How can I receive my benefit payments?
Claimants can choose to receive benefit payments by direct deposit or to a debit card.
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How often should I file for unemployment benefits?
People should file a claim after each week they're unemployed.
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What should I do for unemployment if I move?
People who move while they are eligible for unemployment benefits should update their address in our system as soon as possible.
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What is UI RESEA?
The UI RESEA program provides the help and support many people need to find a job faster.
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Are my unemployment benefits taxable?
If you are required to file a tax return, unemployment benefits are fully taxable by the federal government (IRS) and the State of Connecticut.
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Can I receive unemployment if I refused work?
Unemployment benefits usually end for people who refuse work, but they may continue for certain reasons.
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How long can I receive unemployment benefits?
Unemployment benefits are typically paid for up to 26 weeks, but may last longer.
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How do you determine the amount of my unemployment benefits?
The amount you receive is based on information you provide about yourself, dependents, income, and work history.
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What is a dislocated worker?
Dislocated workers are people who are eligible for unemployment benefits for certain specific reasons.
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What is availability for full-time work?
People who file for unemployment benefits must be ready, able, and willing to work full time in a suitable job.
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Unemployment Insurance Reemployment Services and Eligibility Assessment (UI RESEA)