Michigan Return to Work Interview Form

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This form is used by an immediate supervisor to record information during a return to work interview.

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The Register for Work and Work Search requirements are waived if you are receiving unemployment benefits as a result of COVID-19. For more information including a copy of UIA 1901, Unemployment Benefits in Michigan and forms, visit our website at .

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In Michigan, employers are not required to demand a doctor's note for employees to return to work following illness. If your employer requests a doctor's note, we encourage you to first work towards a resolution with your employer.

Temporary Layoff Short-Term Waiver If an employee is laid off and expects to return to work within 15 days of their layoff date, they can apply for a work search waiver when they file their claim. If approved, the Monetary Determination will state that they have been waived from the work search requirement.

You can submit your work search by fax to 1-517-636-0427, by mail to Unemployment Insurance Agency, Multi Service Center, 9023 Joseph Campau, Hamtramck, MI 48212 or drop it off in person at any UIA Local Office. When submitting your work search, include your name and Social Security Number on each page.

If you are not working because of any of the COVID-related reasons listed on the certification, you are not required to seek work or submit job contacts at this time.

What is required for a work search? Claimants receiving unemployment benefits are required to actively search for work and report at least one work search activity for each week they claim benefits.

Reporting your work search activities will be required for most claimants receiving unemployment benefits. If you have an approved waiver, the requirement is waived and you are not required to search for work.

Section 28(6) of the Michigan Employment Security (MES) Act requires that you look for work each week you are claiming unemployment benefits. You must contact a minimum of two employers within each week, and report the details and actions taken for each work search.

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