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Important Notice: The CARES Act has been signed into law to provide an additional $600 to eligible recipients of unemployment insurance and a benefit to those not traditionally eligible for unemployment insurance such as self-employed workers, independent contractors, etc. We have begun the process of planning to implement these vital programs. However, those benefits are not available at this time as we await finalized guidance from the federal government. Once we receive the federal guidance we will provide regular updates regarding when these benefit programs will be available and what impacted workers need to do to receive them.
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07 Apr 2020

Kansas Department of Labor Virtual Town Hall

On Wednesday, April 8, Secretary Delía García and Unemployment Insurance Deputy Director/Chief of Appeals Shawn Yancy will hos Read More...

16 Mar 2020

Unemployment Insurance and COVID-19 FAQs

If you are not working or working reduced hours due to COVID-19, you may be eligible for Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits. The UI pro Read More...

16 Mar 2020

KDOL COVID-19 Response Resources Web Page

Kansas Secretary of Labor Delía García released the KDOL COVID-19 Response web page with resources available for employers and Read More...

27 Jan 2020

Communication Regarding KDOL Debit Card Account

Many individuals who received unemployment insurance benefits in 2019 received communication regarding the need to update information for th Read More...

13 Jan 2020

1099-G Forms Will Be Mailed This Month

In January of each year, Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form 1099-G is prepared and mailed by the Kansas Department of Labor (KDOL) to each Read More...

11 Jan 2019

REMEMBER:

When answering the first questions on your weekly claim, you are required to report any hours you worked during the week being claimed. You Read More...

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