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| STUI
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D002/D003
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PEUC: E024
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FAC1
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BSIC
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| D004
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PEUC: E027
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FAC2
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ADDL
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PEUC: E028
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FAC3
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RMDL
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| PEUC: E029
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FAC4
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CMPL
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| RTAA
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| ATAA
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| Inactive Programs | ||||
This is the regular, state UI program.
STUI: Standard Unemployment Insurance
There is one active federal extension of unemployment benefits: Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC).
PEUC benefits are available for a total of up to 53 weeks, but the last week any PEUC benefits will be available is the week ending September 4, 2021.
For administrative purposes, we break the program up into four separate program codes.
E024: Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) – Applicants who exhausted their regular unemployment benefits on or before December 26, 2020 were transitioned to the “E024” program code. You can receive up to 13 weeks of PEUC benefits on the E024 program code.
E027: Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation B (PEUC) – Applicants who exhausted their PEUC benefits under the E024 program code transitioned to the E027 program code. You can receive up to 11 weeks of PEUC benefits on the E027 program code.
E028: Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation C (PEUC) – Applicants who exhaust their regular unemployment benefits after December 26, 2020 are transitioned to the “E028” program code. You can receive up to 24 weeks of benefits on the E028 program code.
E029: Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation D (PEUC) – Applicants who exhausted their PEUC benefits under the E027 or E028 program codes transitioned to the E029 program code. You can receive up to 29 weeks of benefits under the E029 program code.
If you exhausted your regular unemployment benefits on or before December 26, 2020, you transitioned to the E024 program code. If you exhausted the E024 program code benefits, you were transitioned to the E027 program code. If you exhausted the E027 program code benefits, you were transitioned to the E029 program code.
If you exhausted your regular unemployment benefits after December 26, 2020, you were transitioned the “E028” program code. If you exhausted the E028 program code benefits, you were transitioned to the E029 program code.
The Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program (PUA) provides benefits to applicants who are unemployed due to the pandemic but ineligible for regular UI or any federal or state extension.
PUA benefits are available for a total of up to 70 weeks, but the last week any PUA benefits will be available is the week ending September 4, 2021.
For administrative purposes, we break the program up into three separate program codes.
D002/D003: Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) – Applicants who were determined eligible for PUA prior to December 27, 2020 were on program code D002. As of December 27, 2020, anyone on program code D002 transitioned to program code D003.
D004: Pandemic Unemployment Assistance C (PUA): Applicants who applied for benefits after December 27, 2020 and were determined eligible for PUA are on program code D004.
Supplemental payments are payments in addition your regular UI benefit. To be eligible for a supplemental payment, you must be eligible for either regular UI, a federal or state extension of benefits, Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA), or Trade Readjustment Assistance (TRA). Applicants receiving RTAA or ATAA are not eligible for any of supplemental payments listed below.
FAC1: $600 Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC) – This was available for the week beginning March 29, 2020 through the week ending July 25, 2020.
FAC2: $300 Lost Wage Assistance program (LWA) – This was available for the week beginning July 26, 2020 through the week ending September 5, 2020 to applicants who met certain eligibility criteria. According to federal guidelines, no retroactive LWA payments can be made after July 27, 2021.
FAC3: $300 Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC) – This is available for the weeks of December 27, 2020 through the week ending September 4, 2021.
FAC4: $100 Mixed Earners Unemployment Compensation (MEUC) – MEUC provides a $100 per week supplemental payment to eligible individuals.
We automatically identify individuals who meet MEUC eligibility requirements. To be eligible for a MEUC payment for a week:
- You must receive a regular unemployment insurance (UI), Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC), or extended benefits (EB) payment for that week; and
- We must have documentation that proves that you had $5,000 or more a year in net earnings from self-employment.
People who are receiving Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) are not eligible for MEUC. MEUC payments are available for the week of December 27, 2020 through the week ending September 4, 2021.
BSIC: Basic Trade Readjustment Allowance
ADDL: Additional Trade Readjustment Allowance
RMDL: Remedial Trade Readjustment Allowance
CMPL: Completion Trade Readjustment Allowance
R*** (Any program that begins with "R" and continues with a number)
A*** (Any program that begins with "A" and continues with a number)
D001: Disaster Unemployment Assistance
E001: Lumber industry extension
E002: Clearwater County extension
E003: Kanabec County extension
E004: Red Lake County extension
E005: Lumber industry extension
E006: Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier One
E007: Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier Two
E008: Special State Emergency Unemployment Compensation
E009: Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier One
E010: Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier Two
E011: Federal-State Extended Benefits
E012: Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier Two
E013: Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier Three
E014: Federal-State Extended Benefits
E015: Federal-State Extended Benefits
E016: Special State Extended Unemployment Insurance
E017: Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier One
E018: Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier One
E019: State Additional Benefits – Contract dispute extension
E020: Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation Tier One
E023: Iron Mining Related
E025: Federal-State Extended Benefits (Low EB) – From June 28, 2020 to December 13, 2020, the “low EB” program was triggered on. This provided applicants up to 13 weeks of benefits.
E026: Federal-State Extended Benefits (High EB) – From August 2, 2020 to October 25, 2020, the “high EB” was triggered on. This provided up to 7 more weeks of benefits (on top of the 13 weeks for low EB).
FAC0: $25 Federal Additional Compensation Payment (FACP)
