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The Connecticut unemployment insurance program does not provide extended benefits as of February 2023.

The Connecticut unemployment insurance program does not provide extended benefits as of February 2023.

After you file your new claim, you will receive a Monetary Determination by mail. This document will tell you whether you have earned sufficient wages to establish an unemployment claim. It also provides information concerning wages used, your weekly and maximum benefit amounts, and your length of eligibility.

After you file your new claim, you will receive a Monetary Determination by mail. This document will tell you whether you have earned sufficient wages to establish an unemployment claim. It also provides information concerning wages used, your weekly and maximum benefit amounts, and your length of eligibility.

Please be advised that Live Chat is available on .filectui.com to get answers from our UI staff on questions concerning unemployment compensation and coronavirus (COVID-19).

Please be advised that Live Chat is available on .filectui.com to get answers from our UI staff on questions concerning unemployment compensation and coronavirus (COVID-19).

You must have earned sufficient wages in the 12 to 18 months prior to filing a claim. If you did not earn enough wages, you will not be eligible for benefits. (2) Why are you no longer working for your past employer? The reason you are no longer employed helps determine whether you can receive UI benefits.

You must have earned sufficient wages in the 12 to 18 months prior to filing a claim. If you did not earn enough wages, you will not be eligible for benefits. (2) Why are you no longer working for your past employer? The reason you are no longer employed helps determine whether you can receive UI benefits.

People filing for unemployment can apply for extended benefits by using the green button on the CT DOL website once they are notified that their PEUC benefits are ending. When approved for benefits, people will file online weekly by following the same process.

People filing for unemployment can apply for extended benefits by using the green button on the CT DOL website once they are notified that their PEUC benefits are ending. When approved for benefits, people will file online weekly by following the same process.

Unemployment Insurance Claimant Inquiries: Appeals Hearings, Video of - (860) 566-3045. Board of Review Matters - (860) 566-3045. Court Appeals - (860) 566-3045.

Unemployment Insurance Claimant Inquiries: Appeals Hearings, Video of - (860) 566-3045. Board of Review Matters - (860) 566-3045. Court Appeals - (860) 566-3045.

Specifically, if an employee is absent from work without good cause or without notice for three separate instances within a twelve-month period, the employee is deemed to have engaged in wilful misconduct regardless of any other factual findings. Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 31-236-26.

Specifically, if an employee is absent from work without good cause or without notice for three separate instances within a twelve-month period, the employee is deemed to have engaged in wilful misconduct regardless of any other factual findings. Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 31-236-26.

Connecticut Additional Benefits In addition to the federal Extended Benefits program, The Connecticut Department of Labor has established its own state-funded Additional Benefits program to provide 13 additional weeks of unemployment insurance to those who have exhausted their regular unemployment compensation.

Connecticut Additional Benefits In addition to the federal Extended Benefits program, The Connecticut Department of Labor has established its own state-funded Additional Benefits program to provide 13 additional weeks of unemployment insurance to those who have exhausted their regular unemployment compensation.

Being fired, however, does not necessarily mean you can't collect benefits. Typically, the employer must contest your unemployment benefits by showing you were fired for “willful misconduct.” This can mean things such as a repeated pattern of absences or tardiness, failed drug tests, working while intoxicated or theft.

Being fired, however, does not necessarily mean you can't collect benefits. Typically, the employer must contest your unemployment benefits by showing you were fired for “willful misconduct.” This can mean things such as a repeated pattern of absences or tardiness, failed drug tests, working while intoxicated or theft.

Generally, you are eligible to receive 26 full weeks of unemployment benefits over a 52-week benefit year. time the new claim is filed. Individuals who cannot establish monetary eligibility using wages in the previously described base period will use an alternate base period.

Generally, you are eligible to receive 26 full weeks of unemployment benefits over a 52-week benefit year. time the new claim is filed. Individuals who cannot establish monetary eligibility using wages in the previously described base period will use an alternate base period.

If you didn't file for unemployment and received a 1099 form or monetary determination letter, you may be a victim of identity theft. Submit the CTDOL ID Theft Report Form immediately to report it. A CTDOL staff person will respond to your report.

If you didn't file for unemployment and received a 1099 form or monetary determination letter, you may be a victim of identity theft. Submit the CTDOL ID Theft Report Form immediately to report it. A CTDOL staff person will respond to your report.

Visit their site the Official Payments.com Help Page or call 1-800-487-4567. If you don't, we collect the overpayment plus any penalties and interest from your: Current unemployment benefit payments.

Visit their site the Official Payments.com Help Page or call 1-800-487-4567. If you don't, we collect the overpayment plus any penalties and interest from your: Current unemployment benefit payments.

The Connecticut unemployment insurance program does not provide extended benefits as of February 2023.

The Connecticut unemployment insurance program does not provide extended benefits as of February 2023.

After you file your new claim, you will receive a Monetary Determination by mail. This document will tell you whether you have earned sufficient wages to establish an unemployment claim. It also provides information concerning wages used, your weekly and maximum benefit amounts, and your length of eligibility.

After you file your new claim, you will receive a Monetary Determination by mail. This document will tell you whether you have earned sufficient wages to establish an unemployment claim. It also provides information concerning wages used, your weekly and maximum benefit amounts, and your length of eligibility.

Please be advised that Live Chat is available on .filectui.com to get answers from our UI staff on questions concerning unemployment compensation and coronavirus (COVID-19).

Please be advised that Live Chat is available on .filectui.com to get answers from our UI staff on questions concerning unemployment compensation and coronavirus (COVID-19).

You must have earned sufficient wages in the 12 to 18 months prior to filing a claim. If you did not earn enough wages, you will not be eligible for benefits. (2) Why are you no longer working for your past employer? The reason you are no longer employed helps determine whether you can receive UI benefits.

You must have earned sufficient wages in the 12 to 18 months prior to filing a claim. If you did not earn enough wages, you will not be eligible for benefits. (2) Why are you no longer working for your past employer? The reason you are no longer employed helps determine whether you can receive UI benefits.

People filing for unemployment can apply for extended benefits by using the green button on the CT DOL website once they are notified that their PEUC benefits are ending. When approved for benefits, people will file online weekly by following the same process.

People filing for unemployment can apply for extended benefits by using the green button on the CT DOL website once they are notified that their PEUC benefits are ending. When approved for benefits, people will file online weekly by following the same process.

Unemployment Insurance Claimant Inquiries: Appeals Hearings, Video of - (860) 566-3045. Board of Review Matters - (860) 566-3045. Court Appeals - (860) 566-3045.

Unemployment Insurance Claimant Inquiries: Appeals Hearings, Video of - (860) 566-3045. Board of Review Matters - (860) 566-3045. Court Appeals - (860) 566-3045.

Specifically, if an employee is absent from work without good cause or without notice for three separate instances within a twelve-month period, the employee is deemed to have engaged in wilful misconduct regardless of any other factual findings. Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 31-236-26.

Specifically, if an employee is absent from work without good cause or without notice for three separate instances within a twelve-month period, the employee is deemed to have engaged in wilful misconduct regardless of any other factual findings. Regs., Conn. State Agencies § 31-236-26.

Connecticut Additional Benefits In addition to the federal Extended Benefits program, The Connecticut Department of Labor has established its own state-funded Additional Benefits program to provide 13 additional weeks of unemployment insurance to those who have exhausted their regular unemployment compensation.

Connecticut Additional Benefits In addition to the federal Extended Benefits program, The Connecticut Department of Labor has established its own state-funded Additional Benefits program to provide 13 additional weeks of unemployment insurance to those who have exhausted their regular unemployment compensation.

Being fired, however, does not necessarily mean you can't collect benefits. Typically, the employer must contest your unemployment benefits by showing you were fired for “willful misconduct.” This can mean things such as a repeated pattern of absences or tardiness, failed drug tests, working while intoxicated or theft.

Being fired, however, does not necessarily mean you can't collect benefits. Typically, the employer must contest your unemployment benefits by showing you were fired for “willful misconduct.” This can mean things such as a repeated pattern of absences or tardiness, failed drug tests, working while intoxicated or theft.

Generally, you are eligible to receive 26 full weeks of unemployment benefits over a 52-week benefit year. time the new claim is filed. Individuals who cannot establish monetary eligibility using wages in the previously described base period will use an alternate base period.

Generally, you are eligible to receive 26 full weeks of unemployment benefits over a 52-week benefit year. time the new claim is filed. Individuals who cannot establish monetary eligibility using wages in the previously described base period will use an alternate base period.

If you didn't file for unemployment and received a 1099 form or monetary determination letter, you may be a victim of identity theft. Submit the CTDOL ID Theft Report Form immediately to report it. A CTDOL staff person will respond to your report.

If you didn't file for unemployment and received a 1099 form or monetary determination letter, you may be a victim of identity theft. Submit the CTDOL ID Theft Report Form immediately to report it. A CTDOL staff person will respond to your report.

Visit their site the Official Payments.com Help Page or call 1-800-487-4567. If you don't, we collect the overpayment plus any penalties and interest from your: Current unemployment benefit payments.

Visit their site the Official Payments.com Help Page or call 1-800-487-4567. If you don't, we collect the overpayment plus any penalties and interest from your: Current unemployment benefit payments.