R994-403-104g. Using Unused Wages for a Subsequent Claim  


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  • (1) A claimant may have sufficient wage credits to monetarily qualify for a subsequent claim without intervening employment.

    (2) With the exception of subsection (3), benefits will not be paid under Subsection 35A-4-403(1)(g) from the effective date of the claim and continuing until the week the claimant provides proof of covered employment equal to at least six times the WBA. Each of the following elements must be satisfied:

    (a) the claimant must have performed work in covered employment after the effective date of the original claim, but not necessarily during the benefit year of the original claim;

    (b) actual services must have been performed. Vacation, severance pay, or a bonus cannot be used to requalify; and

    (c) the claimant must have earnings from covered employment, as defined in R994-201-101(9), equal to at least six times the WBA of the original or subsequent claim, whichever is lower.

    (3) Intervening covered employment is not required if the claimant did not receive benefits during the preceding benefit year.