Can self-employed individuals qualify for unemployment benefits in Minnesota?

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No, self-employed individuals generally do not qualify for unemployment benefits in Minnesota. Unemployment benefits are designed to provide temporary financial assistance to employees who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own. Since self-employed individuals are not considered employees, they do not meet the eligibility criteria. However, there are other programs available for self-employed individuals who may be facing financial difficulties, such as Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) during the COVID-19 pandemic. PUA provides temporary benefits to those who are not eligible for regular unemployment insurance, including self-employed individuals, independent contractors, and gig workers. It is important to review specific eligibility requirements and apply for the appropriate program if you are a self-employed individual seeking assistance in Minnesota.
Answered Nov 1, 2023

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