What Information Can You Provide on Wisconsin Unemployment Benefits?

Answer:
Wisconsin unemployment benefits range from a

low of $53 per week to a maximum of $355 weekly. The benefit amount for which an individual may be eligible is a function of earnings during the twelve month base period prior to the quarter in which the unemployment claim is filed. Unemployment compensation benefits may not be received for more than 26 weeks in a benefit year.

When filing a claim for Wisconsin unemployment benefits, you will need to provide the following information:

* Social Security Number or Alien Registration Number

* Wisconsin Driver's License number (if applicable)

* Complete names, addresses, and telephone numbers for all employers over the past 18 months

* Dates of employment for all positions held during the past 18 months

* Reason for separation from previous jobs

* Name and local number for union hiring hall (if applicable)

For more information about Wisconsin unemployment benefits, see http://www.dwd.state.wi.us/ui/ .