Anyone who qualifies can expect to receive a payment equivalent to their regular UI benefit for up to 13 weeks.
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The Dept. of Workforce Development has opened the window for people who have used up their regular unemployment benefits to apply for an extension.
The extended benefits program adds an extra 13 weeks of assistance for people who have exhausted the 26 weeks of standard unemployment insurance as well as the 13 weeks of Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Insurance.
Anyone who qualifies can expect to receive a payment equivalent to their regular UI benefit for up to 13 weeks.
The agency has laid out several ways in which people will be able to apply for benefits both through the DWD dashboard and for those who are not still filing claims:..
The extended benefits program adds an extra 13 weeks of assistance for people who have exhausted the 26 weeks of standard unemployment insurance as well as the 13 weeks of Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Insurance.
Anyone who qualifies can expect to receive a payment equivalent to their regular UI benefit for up to 13 weeks.
The agency has laid out several ways in which people will be able to apply for benefits both through the DWD dashboard and for those who are not still filing claims:..
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