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Even at just six years of age, Maxton and his remarkable family have trekked a long journey. Though the destination is not yet in sight, it’s been a successful journey thus far.

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Strengthening Our Economy by Helping Arizonans Return to Work
Thursday, June 10, 2021 - 10:47am

I am pleased to introduce our new DES blog, which will regularly feature Departmental news and developments as it relates to our clients, community and stakeholders. This initiative will build...

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Information for Families about AzEIP

 

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Answers to Questions about Weekly Unemployment Insurance Claims

The weekly claim filing process (also referred to as weekly certification) is used to verify that you were unemployed during the week and are eligible to receive benefit payments (provided that you qualify monetarily and are determined eligible to receive benefits). Weekly claims are filed by individuals who have applied for Unemployment Insurance (UI) Benefits and/or have an existing Arizona Unemployment Insurance Claim with a monetary balance (meaning, you still have money remaining in your total benefit entitlement).

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Electronic Payment Card (EPC) from Unemployment Insurance Benefits

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Receiving Unemployment Insurance Benefits

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Reporting Wages - Suspending Account

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Unemployment Insurance Tax - Employment and Wages FAQ

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Eligibility for Unemployment Insurance Benefits

You must meet specific requirements for wages earned or time worked during an established period of time, be determined to be unemployed through no fault of your own (determined under state law) and meet other eligibility requirements to qualify for Unemployment Insurance benefits.  

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Answers to Questions about Applying for Unemployment Insurance Benefits

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SCSEP Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions - UI SIDES and E-Response

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Suspect fraud? Report it!

States across the nation have seen a significant surge in Unemployment Insurance benefit fraud, largely in association with identity theft. If you suspect unemployment insurance fraud, or believe that you may be a victim of identity theft, file a report with DES.

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