Does Kansas unemployment back pay?

Yes, you should file a claim each week as long as you remain unemployed. If your case is cleared for payment and you have met all eligibility requirements, you’ll get back payments for any weeks you claimed and were eligible to receive, in one lump sum.

Is Kansas still paying benefit?

Yes. KDOL will continue to pay regular unemployment insurance compensation for those claimants who qualify and are found eligible. Claimants are encouraged to continue to file weekly claims to ensure they receive all of the benefits for which they are eligible.

What is the phone number for Kansas unemployment?

Speech and/or hearing disabled Kansans can access the Kansas Relay Center by calling toll-free 800-766-3777. The customer service representatives are available from 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Monday through Friday except on state holidays. Remember, we can only discuss your unemployment claim with you.

Why is Kansas unemployment delayed?

PAYMENT DELAYS. The LPA’s report also looked into the main causes of unemployment delays in Kansas. Auditors pointed to three main issues that could’ve sparked the delays, which include rapid changes to federal unemployment programs, a high amount of unemployment claims, and a poorly equipped computer system.

Is Kansas still doing Pua?

Under the Continued Assistance Act, PUA is available from January 2, 2021 until March 13, 2021. Under the new American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARP), PUA expired September 4, 2021.

How do I talk to a live person at the unemployment office in Kansas?

Contact the Kansas Department of Labor

  1. Kansas City (913) 596-3500.
  2. Topeka (785) 575-1460.
  3. Wichita (316) 383-9947.
  4. Toll-Free (800) 292-6333.

How do you get through to Kansas unemployment?

Customer service representatives are available to offer assistance from 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Monday through Friday at the following numbers:

  1. Kansas City: 913-596-3500.
  2. Topeka: 785-575-1460.
  3. Wichita: 316-383-9947.
  4. Toll-Free: 800-292-6333.