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The most common reasons for an overpayment are: You incorrectly reported your wages and were overpaid. You collected benefits for a week, and we later determined you were not eligible that week.

The most common reasons for an overpayment are: You incorrectly reported your wages and were overpaid. You collected benefits for a week, and we later determined you were not eligible that week.

No. Employers do not pay for State Disability Insurance (SDI) benefits. The SDI program is funded entirely through mandatory employee payroll contributions.

No. Employers do not pay for State Disability Insurance (SDI) benefits. The SDI program is funded entirely through mandatory employee payroll contributions.

If you work part time and earn more than $25, but less than $100 in a week, your weekly benefit amount will be reduced by your earnings that are more than $25. In that case, the portion of the weekly benefit amount that you do not receive remains in your claim for future use until your benefit year ends.

If you work part time and earn more than $25, but less than $100 in a week, your weekly benefit amount will be reduced by your earnings that are more than $25. In that case, the portion of the weekly benefit amount that you do not receive remains in your claim for future use until your benefit year ends.

Employer's Work Sharing Certification (DE 4581WS) — This form can be submitted every week or every two weeks after the Initial Claim and Payment Certification form. If you are submitting a two-week payment certification form, the weeks must be consecutive. How to Submit a Form for Your Employee.

Employer's Work Sharing Certification (DE 4581WS) — This form can be submitted every week or every two weeks after the Initial Claim and Payment Certification form. If you are submitting a two-week payment certification form, the weeks must be consecutive. How to Submit a Form for Your Employee.

We notify the last employer, former employers, and current employers when a claim is filed. Employers also help us determine if a claim was filed by the correct person.

We notify the last employer, former employers, and current employers when a claim is filed. Employers also help us determine if a claim was filed by the correct person.

The UI contribution rate for new employers is 3.4 percent for up to three years. The contribution rate for all other tax-rated employers is based on one of seven contribution rate schedules established by the California UI Code, including a surtax of 15 percent when the UI Trust Fund is insolvent or near insolvency.

The UI contribution rate for new employers is 3.4 percent for up to three years. The contribution rate for all other tax-rated employers is based on one of seven contribution rate schedules established by the California UI Code, including a surtax of 15 percent when the UI Trust Fund is insolvent or near insolvency.

After a claim is filed, there is a mandatory one-week waiting period in which the EDD will process the employee's claim and determine whether or not the employee is eligible to receive unemployment benefits.

After a claim is filed, there is a mandatory one-week waiting period in which the EDD will process the employee's claim and determine whether or not the employee is eligible to receive unemployment benefits.

Unemployment compensation is nontaxable for state purposes.

Unemployment compensation is nontaxable for state purposes.

The EDD will compute your weekly benefit amount based on your total wages during the quarter in your base period when you earned the most. For all but very low-wage workers, the weekly benefit amount is arrive at by dividing those total wages by 26—up to a maximum of $450 per week.

The EDD will compute your weekly benefit amount based on your total wages during the quarter in your base period when you earned the most. For all but very low-wage workers, the weekly benefit amount is arrive at by dividing those total wages by 26—up to a maximum of $450 per week.

Request for Income Verification The EDD may request that you provide documents to prove your income for your Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) claim.

Request for Income Verification The EDD may request that you provide documents to prove your income for your Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) claim.

What will I be paid if I report wages? If your weekly earnings are $100 or less, the first $25 do not apply. Any amount over $25 is subtracted from your weekly benefit amount and you are paid the difference, if any.

What will I be paid if I report wages? If your weekly earnings are $100 or less, the first $25 do not apply. Any amount over $25 is subtracted from your weekly benefit amount and you are paid the difference, if any.

Reduced – receiving a reduced weekly salary for any reason (e.g., working hours for only one of your two normal employers) which results in a wage loss.

Reduced – receiving a reduced weekly salary for any reason (e.g., working hours for only one of your two normal employers) which results in a wage loss.