Michigan SB0700 limits recovery of improperly paid unemployment benefits to 3 years after payment.
Michigan SB0700 amends the unemployment benefits law to limit the time period for recovering improperly paid benefits to no more than 3 years after the date the benefit is paid. It also requires a waiver of certain benefits under specific conditions. The bill mandates the unemployment insurance agency to issue a restitution determination within 3 years from when the claimant first received benefits in the benefit year in which the issue arose.
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