Unemployment Acronyms Are Turning Crazy
Unemployment acronyms or abbreviations on Minnesota benefit materials a can assist applicants in determining which laws apply to their [Read More]
Tag: Unemployment Audit
An unemployment audit looks and feels different in every case. In Minnesota, an audit for benefits can occur anytime.
Before proceeding with an audit or answering questions, this law office loves the idea of seeking advisement before DEED accuses you of misrepresentation.
Unemployment Audit – What Does it Look Like?
For some, an audit is a list of questions offered through their on-line account. Other times, Applicants receive a phone call or letter.
When a business is involved, an audit for unemployment benefits can turn into a a face-to-face process.
Unemployment Audit Results
At the end of an unemployment audit, a decision is made and offered in the form of a letter. An unfavorable audit can result in an overpayment or monetary penalty.
Luckily, an auditor’s conclusion or thoughts can be appealed when done so within a timely fashion. Taking an UI Audit seriously starts with education.
Below, you will find information and posts about various issues related to the audit process.
The Unemployment Rate in October 🎃 Is Unrelated to an Audit
No, the unemployment rate for October does not impact the audit process. Recently, I had somebody suggest Minnesota’s low unemployment numbers would create more problems [Read More]
Your Job Search While Unemployed: Unemployment Tip #015
The job search process for unemployment benefits can create an audit for employees and workers getting job offers or presented questions. Here are a few tips [Read More]
Unemployment Misrepresentation Is Looking Different
Unemployment misrepresentation is the new unemployment fraud. If you are new to either of these phrases, let me explain. Prior to the year 2017, the [Read More]
Witch Hunts for Unemployment Overpayments
Unemployment overpayments in Minnesota are no joke. In the year 2016, Minnesota had a huge problem with overpayments to the tune of $79 million dollars. [Read More]
Submitting Job Applications to Remain Eligible for Unemployment
Submitting job applications to remain eligible for unemployment benefits is an art. A lot of unemployed workers fail at giving the right answers when audited [Read More]
Did you Keep Unemployment Records from your Appeal?
Nobody wants to keep unemployment records. In fact, nobody wants to be unemployed. Minnesota unemployment laws change on a yearly basis. As a result, I [Read More]
10 Fast Overpayment Options for your Unemployment Claim
Yes, people have unemployment overpayment options. I know this is a very stressful issue. Because many people with claims from Minnesotan are given horrible feedback, lets quickly [Read More]