What if I regret applying for unemployment benefits?
Generally speaking, the unemployment benefits that have just been applied for can be revoked.
In the case that we just applied for unemployment benefits but failed to pass the examination, we can cancel our application for unemployment benefits through online channels, which can be done on the page of applying for unemployment benefits. Secondly, after applying for unemployment benefits, a special person will contact us to confirm our information. If you regret and don't want to apply for unemployment benefits, you can explain the situation to yourself when you confirm it, and then cancel it. After re-employment, unemployment benefits will stop being paid, and we can revoke unemployment benefits on the grounds of re-employment.
How long can I receive unemployment benefits?
Generally speaking, unemployment benefits can be paid for up to 24 months. However, for people with different payment years, the maximum amount of unemployment benefits that can be received in different months is different, and the legal provisions in each region are different. For example, the law in some areas is that if the payment exceeds 1 to five years, you can receive unemployment benefits for up to 12 months. During five to 10 years, you can receive unemployment benefits for as long as 18 months. It takes at least 24 months to receive unemployment benefits 10 years.
Failing to stop receiving unemployment benefits after re-employment
After re-employment, you didn't stop receiving unemployment benefits. The unemployment benefits you received after you lost your job were found to be refundable. Because your company fails to handle recruitment and pay social security in time, you may be fined because you still receive unemployment benefits after you join the company. If the employer pays social security, unemployment benefits will automatically stop. Do not pay social security, continue to receive unemployment benefits. During this period, if the employer pays you social security, the Social Security Bureau will ask you to refund the overpaid unemployment benefits. You have to go to the street where you receive unemployment benefits or the social security bureau to do recruitment, stop paying unemployment benefits and pay social security.
Do I need to report unemployment benefits during the probation period?
You need to report unemployment benefits during the probation period. Unemployment insurance refers to all kinds of assistance provided by the unemployment insurance fund in cash when the workers who participate in unemployment insurance temporarily interrupt their sources of livelihood. Unemployment insurance benefits mainly includes unemployment benefits, unemployment benefits and supplementary unemployment benefits.
According to the law, unemployed people who meet the following conditions can receive unemployment insurance benefits: if they participate in unemployment insurance in accordance with the regulations, the employer and I have fulfilled their payment obligations in accordance with the regulations for 1 year; Termination of employment relationship for reasons other than my will; Register as unemployed and have job requirements. Unemployed persons enjoy other unemployment insurance benefits during the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits.