Why is my NYS unemployment still pending?
If, after logging into the unemployment portal, your status reads “pending,” this could be because the state is taking “time to review and process your application for benefits.” If your payments are approved but delayed, do not worry, you will receive back pay for all the weeks you were approved to receive benefits.
How long does an employer have to respond to unemployment in NY?
10 days
Upon receipt of the request, New York employers have 10 days to respond. Employers that do not submit a timely response will be deemed to have failed to respond.
Why have I not received my unemployment benefits in NY?
If you do not receive your payment, you can let us know by sending a message through the secure messaging system in your online account or by calling us at 888-209-8124. To contact us about your increased benefit rate through our online system, log in to labor.ny.gov/signin with your NY.gov username and password.
How do I contact NYS unemployment by phone?
By Phone: (518) 457-9000 | (888) 4-NYSDOL (888-469-7365) | 711 TTY/TTD. NOTE: Please do not use this telephone number or email address to inquire about your unemployment insurance claim or your online services account. The press office cannot assist you with these matters.
How is unemployment fraud investigated in New York State?
Please note: NYS DOL ensures that fraudulent claims are stopped and that the unemployment fraud is investigated. Most other elements of fraud cases are investigated and prosecuted by federal, state and local law enforcement and other government agencies.
What happens after I report suspected fraud to NYS DOL?
After reporting suspected fraud through NYS DOL’s online form, you will receive an email confirmation that NYS DOL has received the report. NYS DOL will only call you if our Office of Special Investigations needs more information about the reported fraud.
How can employers trim labor costs in New York State?
Employers that do business in New York State can trim labor costs through workforce & economic development programs. The Research & Statistics Division is the premier source of labor market information in the state.
What does the Department of Labor do to prevent unemployment frauds?
The Department of Labor works very hard to protect the integrity of our agency and programs. To combat and stop unemployment insurance (UI) fraud and identity theft, we work actively alongside local, state and federal law enforcement agencies, government agencies, claimants, and employers in New York State and around the country.