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Those who meet the requirements for traditional unemployment insurance may receive benefits for up to 26 weeks during a one-year period. Can I receive the funds in my unemployment account after federal benefits expired?
New Jersey claimants currently receiving benefits do not have to take any action. Attempting to file a new claim after receiving your last week of benefits on your old claim will delay benefits. Here's how it works.
Temporary Disability Insurance provides up to 26 weeks of benefits while you are unable to work. Your healthcare provider will determine the date that your medical condition prevents you from working and the duration of leave you will need.
In New Jersey, unemployment insurance claimants can get extended benefits in times of high unemployment. The state offers payments beyond the usual 26 weeks in a one-year period. For example, it and the federal government provided additional benefits to claimants during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 20 week extension kicks in after claimants exhaust their 26 weeks of regular state unemployment plus the additional 13 weeks of federal Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC), bringing the maximum number of weeks an eligible claimant may receive to 59 weeks.
High unemployment rates during the pandemic triggered a special program, called Extended Benefits, which provides up to 13 additional weeks of payments after workers exhaust their regular...
In New Jersey, these benefits typically cover up to 60% of average wages, with a maximum of $804 per week as of 2022, for a duration of 26 weeks. But what happens when these 26 weeks run out? This article explores your options for extended benefits and additional support in New Jersey.