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You will not receive payment for the waiting period but you are required to file a weekly certification.
If you have not been paid all of your earned wages, please complete the enclosed Claim for Wages form and mail it to the Kansas Department of Labor, Employment Standards, 401 SW Topeka Blvd., Topeka, KS 66603-3182. A labor conciliator will review your claim and contact you to ask more questions if necessary.
After you file your application, you will receive a Monetary Determination letter based on your wages. The information in the letter will show if you have earned enough wages to establish an unemployment claim.
You are not eligible for unemployment benefits if you are discharged (fired) for misconduct or gross misconduct connected with the work. "Misconduct" is defined as a violation of a duty or obligation reasonably owed the employer as a condition of employment.
You can check the status of your claim, including the payment issue date, in your online Get Kansas Benefits account. If your online account indicates that payment has been issued, but you have not received the funds, please contact your financial institution.
Kansas works with a third party bank to issue benefit payments on a debit card. Once your first payable week has been processed, usually within a couple days after you file your weekly claim, money will be deposited to the debit card and it will be mailed to you.
Benefits are limited to a maximum of between 16 and 26 weeks as determined by Kansas law and are only payable under certain circumstances as described in this guide. Benefits are paid from a trust that is funded by employers through their unemployment insurance taxes. Employees do not pay unemployment insurance taxes.
After you file your application, you will receive a Monetary Determination letter based on your wages. The information in the letter will show if you have earned enough wages to establish an unemployment claim.