One way to do that would be to help states replenish their own unemployment insurance accounts, which are being exhausted at a rate that is causing states such as California and Ohio to consider raising the taxes they levy on employers. ...
The state's unemployment insurance fund that provides payments will reach deficit of $2.4 billion at the end of 2009, forcing the fund to borrow from the federal government. Schwarzenegger called lawmakers into a special session to ...
“I also want to reiterate the need to shore up our state’s Unemployment Insurance Fund. We’ve known for years that changes must be made to the Fund to keep it solvent, and it is unfortunate that now, when we need it most, ...
Difference then vs. now: no unemployment insurance, no deposit insurance, no old age pensions--state level and some private stuff, but tapped out by 1931 or 1932. Agricultural difficulties of the 1920s also used up some of these ...
California’s workers got the latest in a string of bad news with last week’s release of the state’s newest unemployment figures. Between September and October, California’s unemployment rate jumped from 7.7% to 8.2% - its highest rate ...
OCBIZ Jobless workers in California who have exhausted their benefits probably won't be seeing their first unemployment check from the latest extension until.
