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18. I didn't try for anything for my household because we were fine so

Reply to Johnny2X2X (Reply #17)

Mon Dec 28, 2020, 08:28 PM

Dec 2020

I am only going by what i have heard and read but here in Illinois I know several peops who the state says were over paid last time (and are supposed to pay it back) and my daughter had her ue stopped because she didn’t make enough in the correct time frame ( i saw that paperwork)

I do agree the 75,000 was too high, I thought 55,000 was a better cut off, still generous but not so high that we should expect that person to have savings for the long term

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For those of us unemployed, when will we see the $300/wk unemployment & the $600 (or $2,000) check? [View all] Polybius Dec 2020 OP

Same... FirstLight Dec 2020 #1

I believe that it is not retroactive SoCalNative Dec 2020 #2

I know that it won't be retroactive to August, but I had hoped it would be to the day of the signing Polybius Dec 2020 #4

A couple weeks Johnny2X2X Dec 2020 #3

There are lots of working poor that don't qualify for ue questionseverything Dec 2020 #6

Yeah, but that's not pandemic related Johnny2X2X Dec 2020 #7

Actually tipped employees loss of income is totally pandemic related questionseverything Dec 2020 #9

PUA covers tipped employees Johnny2X2X Dec 2020 #13

You can't blame repubs when it's you arguing against any help for the "previously poor" questionseverything Dec 2020 #15

No, sounds like a lot of people didn't even know they qualified Johnny2X2X Dec 2020 #17

I didn't try for anything for my household because we were fine so questionseverything Dec 2020 #18

Yeah, it very much is pandemic related. Withywindle Dec 2020 #12

Or they got so few hours before they don't qualify now questionseverything Dec 2020 #14

You should look in to applying for the gig worker aspect of UE. joshcryer Dec 2020 #8

What is mturk? questionseverything Dec 2020 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author pinkstarburst Dec 2020 #16

Looking like what State you live in. Wellstone ruled Dec 2020 #5

It affects me Tink41 Dec 2020 #10