Michigan HB5005 amends unemployment insurance laws to clarify disqualifications and benefits for claimants.
Michigan HB5005 amends the unemployment insurance laws to specify conditions under which individuals are disqualified from receiving benefits. It outlines scenarios such as leaving work voluntarily without good cause, being suspended or discharged for misconduct, or participating in a labor dispute. The bill also details how benefits are charged to employers and the process for requalifying for benefits after a disqualification. Additionally, it addresses specific situations like employment by a temporary help firm and the impact of COVID-19 on employment status.
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