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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI did not get my $600 employment payment this week, yet.
I got the regular payment. I usually get both on Tuesday.
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I did not get my $600 employment payment this week, yet. (Original Post)
shockey80
Jul 2020
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LizBeth
(9,953 posts)1. uh oh. What state?
shockey80
(4,379 posts)2. New York.
BlueTsunami2018
(3,507 posts)3. I received mine.
It alternates weeks here. Last week regular unemployment, this week supplemental.
Upthevibe
(8,106 posts)4. BlueTsunami2018...What state
are you in?
BlueTsunami2018
(3,507 posts)6. Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia.
frazzled
(18,402 posts)5. You may not get it
Unless the Senate acts to extend.
The (Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation) $600 can be paid for weeks ending no later than the week ending prior to Friday, July 31, 2020. For all states except (New York), that is Saturday, July 25th. New York's end date is Sunday, July 26th.
Why the mix-up? It all comes down to the details, as USA Today explains. The Cares Act says these supplemental benefits will end on or before July 31. However, most states pay unemployment benefits on a weekly or bi-weekly basis ending on a Saturday or Sunday. Therefore, unemployment benefits will end earlier than expected on the last Saturday or Sunday of July.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/zackfriedman/2020/07/01/unemployment-benefits-expire/#5d10eb3b56b9