Oregon Request for Dual Employment
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How to fill out Request For Dual Employment?
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To qualify, you cannot: Earn more than your weekly benefit amount, or. Work more than 39 hours.
Oregon provides employers with the opportunity to use the Work Share Program. This program provides partial unemployment insurance benefits to supplement workers' reduced wages when an employer needs to cut employee hours. Employees cannot apply for the Work Share Program.
With Work Share, instead of reducing staff, an employer reduces the hours of work for a group of workers. Partial Unemployment Insurance benefits are then paid to supplement workers' reduced wages.
If you reduce your employees' hours worked by 20 to 40 percent for the week, they will potentially receive Unemployment Insurance benefits for the reduced hours and the $600 weekly Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC) benefit through July 25, 2020.
The current maximum weekly benefit is $648 and maximum total benefit is 26 x $648.
