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BEACON is Maryland's online unemployment insurance (UI) system which integrates benefits, appeals, and contributions functionalities. BEACON allows claimants (a claimant refers to an individual who files an initial claim for UI benefits) to: track and pay overpayments, among other tasks.
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30 kwi 2021 · BALTIMORE (April 30, 2021) – Maryland Department of Labor (Labor) Secretary Tiffany P. Robinson has announced that beginning today, unemployment insurance claimants can log into their BEACON 2.0 portal or mobile app to select direct deposit or paper check as their preferred benefit payment method.
Using BEACON, you will be able to file a claim for unemployment insurance (UI) benefits. You can also use BEACON to request your benefit payments each week by filing a Weekly Certification. Unemployment insurance claimants must actively search for work to maintain their eligibility for benefits.
23 mar 2021 · All claimants who are eligible to receive benefits, including regular unemployment insurance claimants, will continue to automatically receive the additional $300 from the FPUC program in their benefit payment beginning Sunday, March 14, 2021, through the week ending Saturday, September 4, 2021, as long as they remain eligible for benefits and ...
Unemployed Marylanders To Begin Receiving Extra $300 Payments This Week, Fully Modernized UI System Launches Later This Month. Lost Wages Assistance Program Available Ahead of Schedule on Friday, Now Approved for Six Weeks of $300 Federal Payments. BALTIMORE, MD (September 9, 2020) – Maryland Department of Labor (Labor) Secretary Tiffany P.
Where to File for UI Benefits. Working Outside of Maryland - You must file your UI claim where you worked, not where you live. If all of your work in the last 18 months was in a state other than Maryland, file your claim with that state. The laws of the state where you file govern your claim.
