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Can we make up the difference between an employees regular pay and unemployment compensation received, without jeopardizing the unemployment benefits?

April 26, 2017Benefits compensation employee jeopardizing pay received regular unemployment

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Can we make up the difference between an employees regular pay and unemployment compensation received, without jeopardizing the unemployment benefits?

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Yes, if the payments made are not earned by the individual and the employer has no obligation to make the payments, then the unemployment benefits will probably not be reduced or lost.