In addition, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services will start processing about 155,000 applications from Ohioans who want a waiver from having to repay unemployment benefits they say they.

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services denied 7,126 waivers, totaling $67.9 million. The rest were settled outside the waiver process. ODJFS provided these numbers to the Dayton Daily News.

In addition, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services will start processing about 155,000 applications from Ohioans who want a waiver from having to repay unemployment benefits they say they. If approved, all portions of overpayments could be waived, including the supplemental weekly $600 and $300 payments that were previously available as a result of federal stimulus legislation. More than 700,000 people received non-fraudulent overpayments: 73,000 are in traditional unemployment, and 630,000 are in the PUA program. .

ODJFS has processed the majority of the approximately 155,000 overpayment waivers it has received, in 18,711 UI Waivers and 88,276 PUA Waivers, according to Betti. In another email, ODJFS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohioans who claimed unemployment but received overpayments at no fault of their own can now apply for waivers that would, if approved, absolve them from repaying the funds to the.

What can you do? File an appeal: If you feel that you received the notice in error, go to your state unemployment website to request a hearing. Request a.

If approved, all portions of overpayments could be waived, including the supplemental weekly $600 and $300 payments that were previously available as a result of federal stimulus legislation. More than 700,000 people received non-fraudulent overpayments: 73,000 are in traditional unemployment, and 630,000 are in the PUA program.

In addition, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services will start processing about 155,000 applications from Ohioans who want a waiver from having to repay unemployment benefits they say they.

What can you do? File an appeal: If you feel that you received the notice in error, go to your state unemployment website to request a hearing. Request a.

Ohio is using a portion of its American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to pay off the loan, as required by OSCPA-supported H.B. 168. Paying off the unemployment loan by Sept. 6 prevents a 50% increase on Ohio employers’ federal unemployment payroll taxes in 2022 – totaling an estimated savings of over $650 million for employers over the next three years.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohioans who claimed unemployment but received overpayments at no fault of their own can now apply for waivers that would, if approved, absolve them from repaying the funds to the.