3/1/22 - Governor Signs Law Intended To Resolve COVID Benefit Conflict

Tuesday, March 1, 2022 at 7:58 AM

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A new Michigan law clears way for part-timers to keep their jobless aid.

LANSING, Mich. — Governor Whitmer signed a bill that is intended to resolve a conflict between a state law and a new federal program that provided unemployment aid to people who were not otherwise eligible.

The sponsor of the bill said it will help clear up confusion for part-time workers who began getting benefits, only to have to certify weekly that they were able and available for full-time work.

It retroactively specifies that claimants seeking the benefits could certify they were able and available for part-time work.

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