Illinois Administrative Code
Title 56 - LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT
Part 2865 - CLAIMANT'S AVAILABILITY FOR WORK, ABILITY TO WORK AND ACTIVE SEARCH FOR WORK
Subpart C - EXTENDED BENEFITS
Section 2865.205 - Applicability of Rules for Eligibility for Regular Benefits

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 12, March 22, 2024

Except when inconsistent with Section 409 of the Act or with this Subpart, all of the provisions of the Act and in this Subchapter f shall be applicable to eligibility for extended benefits.

a) EXAMPLE: A claim for extended benefits shall be filed in the same manner and in the same location as one would file for regular benefits.

b) EXAMPLE: If an individual, who meets all of the other requirements for receipt of extended benefits, is discharged from a job, he would be subject to the ineligibility provisions of Section 602 of the Act if it is determined that the discharge was for misconduct connected with his work.

c) EXAMPLE: An individual demands a wage that is unreasonable. He is unavailable for work under Section 2865.110(c) and would, therefore, be subject to the ineligibility provisions of Section 500C of the Act since neither is inconsistent with Section 409 of the Act. Therefore, this individual would be ineligible for extended benefits even if he meets the other requirements for receipt of extended benefits.

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