ii had unemployment benefits for about a month then i was denied benefits, so i have to pay all the money back.will they take money from my job check?

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ii had unemployment benefits for about a month then i was denied benefits, so i have to pay all the money back.will they take money from my job check?

i had unemployment for 3 weeks. i found a job. i was wondering if the state is gonna take my paycheck away from me?

Asked on May 29, 2009 under Employment Labor Law, Illinois

Answers:

MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 14 years ago | Contributor

Why? Unemployment is to keep you floating until you find a new job -- that is why unemployment requires you to register for certain job boards/sites and send reports to the Department.

You won't have to pay them back but you will have to pay taxes on it. Good for you for finding another job so quickly.  Were you denied further benefits because you found a job or were you denied based on fraud or something?


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