R.C.S.A. § 31-236-45
Employer remuneration-general
Cite as Conn. Agencies Regs. § 31-236-45
(a) An individual shall be ineligible for benefits during any week with respect to which
the individual has received or is about to receive remuneration from his employer
or his employer's agent in any of the following forms:
(1) wages in lieu of notice, including any payment made under the federal worker adjustment
and retraining notification act; or dismissal payments, including severance or separation
payment by an employer to an employee beyond the employee's wages upon termination
of the employment relationship, except as provided in section 31-236-46(c); or
(2) any payment by way of compensation for loss of wages or any other state or federal
unemployment benefits.
(b) When an individual receives or is about to receive a payment, described within this
section, corresponding to a given week in an amount less than his weekly benefit rate,
the Administrator shall deduct such payment from his entitlement for that week dollar
for dollar.
(c) This section shall not apply to remuneration in the form of mustering out pay, terminal
leave pay or any allowance or compensation granted by the United States under an Act
of Congress to an ex-serviceperson in recognition of his former military service,
or any service-connected pay or compensation earned by an ex-serviceperson paid before
or after separation or discharge from active military service.