Unemployment Articles
A Guide To Extra $300 Unemployment Benefits In New York
New York is one of the states that received the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) approval to provide additional benefits to the unemployed residents. Though it received approval in August, the state has not begun paying out the benefits. If you are wondering when you can expect to collect the $300 unemployment benefits in New… Read More »
A Guide To $300 Extra Unemployment Benefits In Louisiana
Louisiana is one of the states that have begun paying out $300 additional weekly benefits. The extra payments are provided to help the unemployed to meet their basic needs during the crisis. However, unlike $600, not everyone is eligible for the new enhanced payments. So who qualifies for $300 extra unemployment benefits in Louisiana? In… Read More »
Additional $300 Unemployment Benefits In Florida: What You Should Know
Florida is one of the states which received approval from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to participate in the Lost Wages Assistance (LWA) program. The approval means that the eligible people can receive benefits on top of their regular benefits. So who qualifies for an additional $300 unemployment benefits in Florida? In this article,… Read More »
List Of States Paying Out $300 Additional Unemployment Benefits
Ever since President Donald Trump signed the new executive order, states have begun applying for funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Though 44 states have received FEMA’s approval, only 6 states are paying out the $300 additional amount to the qualified people. Here, we have listed states that have begun paying the extra… Read More »
A Detailed Guide To $300 Extra Unemployment Benefits In California
The Employment Development Department (EDD) received approval from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to offer $300 extra unemployment benefits in California. The additional benefits are a part of a new executive order signed by President Donald Trump. So when will the EDD start giving out the additional benefits to Californians? This article will break… Read More »
All About FED-ED Extended Unemployment Benefits In California
California is one of the states that are the worst affected by the Coronavirus-induced economic shutdown. Though the businesses have reopened, the golden state is still receiving a huge number of unemployment claims. As per the Department Of Labor (DOL) reports, about 228,500 people filed initial unemployment benefits in California during the week that ended… Read More »
The Latest On The Employment Situation
The month of July saw the American economy adding 1.8 million jobs to the total nonfarm payroll. These numbers are a positive indicator as the nation witnessed the restarting of several economic activities throughout the country. Several posts were added to the health care, professional and business services, retail trade, government, leisure, and hospitality verticals.… Read More »
$300 Additional Unemployment Benefits: When Can One Expect The Payment?
On August 8, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that provides $400 extra benefits. As per the new order, the federal government would provide $300 additional unemployment benefits per week, and the states are responsible for contributing the remaining $100. While the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) would contribute an extra $300, on behalf… Read More »
$400 Unemployment Benefits In Texas: What Should You Know
On Saturday, President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders that provide an additional $400 benefits to people who have lost their job due to the Coronavirus-induced economic shutdown. Qualified people are expected to receive the payment soon. However, it is unclear when the unemployed would receive $400 unemployment benefits in Texas. In this… Read More »
How To Apply For Unemployment Benefits In Texas? Know It Here!
How To Apply For Unemployment Benefits In Texas? Know It Here! If you live in Texas and are unemployed, you can collect unemployment benefits offered by the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC). But collecting benefits in the state is no cakewalk. You should meet several eligibility requirements and go through an application process. If you are… Read More »
What You Should Know About The Heals Act Stimulus Bill
The Senate recently announced the HEALS (Health, Economic Assistance Liability Protection & Schools Act.) stimulus bill. The HEALS Act stimulus bill is a $1 trillion stimulus package as an aftereffect of the CARES Act. The act offers to extend unemployment benefits and provides a second stimulus check. But this check will be lower than the… Read More »
How Are Americans Coping With $600 Week Unemployment Benefit Expiration?
The emergency coronavirus benefits provided to many Americans will come to a halt at the end of July. One of the relief measures came to an end on July 25 or 26 is the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC), commonly known as the $600 weekly unemployment benefit announced under the CARES Act, depending on each… Read More »
A Guide To The Extended Unemployment Benefits In South Carolina
Like any other state, the unemployment rate in South Carolina (SC) skyrocketed due to the Coronavirus-induced economic shutdown. To help the unemployed meet their financial needs during the crisis, the Department of Employment and Workforce has announced an extension of unemployment benefits. So, who qualifies for the extended unemployment benefits in SC? Here, we will… Read More »
States Reinstate Work Search Requirements For Unemployment Benefits
With $600 weekly benefits scheduled to end in the next few days, millions of unemployed Americans are devastated and are looking for ways to meet their needs in a crisis. To add more, some states are reinstating work search requirements, making it hard to qualify for Unemployment Insurance (UI) benefits. States have the work search… Read More »
How To Repay Overpaid Unemployment Benefits In Texas?
The Coronavirus pandemic has taken the United States by storm. It has shuttered the economy leading to a drastic increase in the unemployment rate. In Texas alone, the unemployment rate was 13% in May, and about 2.7 million people have filed for Unemployment Insurance (UI) since mid-March. The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) has paid over… Read More »