Delays may also occur due to a range of issues outside of an applicant’s control, and in these situations a retroactive payment may also be administered. [READ: Unemployment: What to Do if Your ...

Nevada will backdate a flood of new unemployment claims stemming from the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, extending retroactive payments to all residents who have lost their jobs since March 15.

COVID-related unemployment benefits ended 15 months ago—yet 100,000 Californians may still be eligible to get the money retroactively. Because of changes in federal guidelines, certain people ...

Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act. Pandemic Unemployment Assistance was retroactive, meaning workers could be paid benefits from when their unemployment began, not when the ...

Retroactive payments will be paid based on a worker's eligibility, which varies by state. Excluding expanded federal unemployment benefits, the maximum benefits range from $235 to $974 weekly.