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If you are laid off or terminated from your job while collecting Temporary Disability Insurance benefits or Workers' Compensation benefits, you should file for Unemployment Insurance benefits after you recover.

What is Temporary Disability Insurance? Temporary Disability Insurance (TDI) benefits can partially replace wages during an employee's own non-work-related injury, illness, or other disability, including pregnancy.

Temporary Disability Insurance provides cash benefits to New Jersey workers who have to stop working due to a physical or mental health condition or other disability unrelated to their work. The healthcare provider certifies how long you need to recover from your medical condition, up to a maximum of 26 weeks.

It can take two to six weeks to approve a claim and pay benefits, once we have a complete application. prior to the start of your claim; stop working due to an illness/injury that is not caused by your job; and • be under the care of a licensed medical provider.

Usually, your claim is dated the Sunday of the week you filed. If you believe your claim should be backdated, you'll need to tell us that over the phone, even if you submit your application online. We will then schedule a fact-finding interview to determine if your claim can be backdated.

If taking leave in one continuous period, you may claim up to 12 weeks (84 days)in a 12-month period. If taking leave on an intermittent basis, you may claim up to 8 weeks (56 days) in a 12-month period.

We pay benefits starting on the eighth day of disability. The first seven days of payment (known as the waiting week) is held until you meet one condition: your unpaid leave continues for a total of 22 days or more. If your disability continues that long, you will be paid retroactively for the first 7 days. 2.

Want to Extend or End Your Claim? You can only extend or end a claim online if you received a Form P30 (Request to Claimant For Continued Claim Information) in the mail. It has a unique Form ID number you will need to enter into the online system. This form is mailed only when your benefit payments are about to stop.