People who get unemployed benefits during the pandemic have to prove that they were working before that period

People who get unemployed benefits during the pandemic have to prove that they were working before that period

 The Maine Department of Labor declared that the federal government is requesting information from some people who have collected benefits from pandemic unemployment assistance funds.

 They should know that you were already employed before you became unemployed due to the pandemic. According to the Associated Press, the rule applies to anyone who received benefits starting in the week ending January 2, and that information will have to be submitted by August 4.

The Maine Department of Labor lists several types of employment verification that may be acceptable: including a pay stub; Earnings and vacation statements showing the name and address of the employer, or W-2 forms. Anyone self-employed can submit their business license; State or Federal Employer Identification Numbers, tax revenue; Employment receipts, or signed acknowledgments that the person is self-employed.

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