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11 affecting payment for that week. You must still report these earnings. If your earnings equal or exceed your weekly benefit amount or you work 40 or more hours during the week, you will not receive any payment or waiting week credit for that week. You must accept all suitable work offered to you or report to Workforce Services you failed to accept such work. You are responsible for any inaccurate or incomplete information you provide. If you receive more income than you reported, you are responsible to immediately contact the CARE Team to correct previously reported earnings. Failure to correctly report all work and earnings could result in overpayments and penalties. (See Fraud and Penalties) Self-employment/Commission Sales Report all self-employment or commission sales activities on your weekly filing. Involvement in self-employment or commission sales could result in a denial of unemployment benefits even if no wages are earned or received. Failure to report any type of work could result in benefit overpayments and penalties. (See Fraud and Penalties) Re-employment and Employment Centers The Unemployment Insurance Division is part of Workforce Services and provides temporary assistance for qualified workers. While receiving unemployment benefits, you are obligated to become re-employed and you should develop a realistic plan to find a new job. To stay eligible for benefits, you are required to complete online workshops, participate in an in-person Re-Employment Services and Eligibility Assessment appointment, attend an in-person workshop, or participate in other activities to help you in returning to work. Failure to participate could result in a denial of benefits.