Minnesota SF3230 ensures acceptance of deferred resignation offers does not disqualify individuals from unemployment benefits.
Minnesota SF3230 amends the state's unemployment insurance law to ensure that accepting a deferred resignation offer does not constitute a quit from employment, thereby maintaining eligibility for unemployment benefits. This change applies retroactively from January 27, 2025, and aligns with Minnesota Statutes, section 268.095, subdivision 10.
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