I was already on unemployment; do I still get the extra 13 weeks and $600?
I was already on unemployment; do I still get the extra 13 weeks and $600?
Yes. If you already exhausted unemployment benefits, continue to file your weekly claim and you will be paid retroactively once we are able to accommodate the new federal legislation.
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