Posts Tagged ‘unemployment benefits’

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Edge Down By 13,000

First time claims for unemployment benefits in the U.S. showed a modest decrease in the week ended April 16th, according to figures released by the Labor Department on Thursday, although claims fell by less than expected and remained above the 400,000 level. The report showed that initial jobless claims fell by 13,000 to 403,000 from [...]

California has borrowed $10.8 billion for jobless

Number of the day $10.85 billion That’s how much California has borrowed from the U.S. Treasury to pay unemployment benefits, which soared during the recession. More than half of the states have run out of money in… View full post on All Stories

Weekly jobless claims jump 27K to 412K, highest level in two months

WASHINGTON — New claims for unemployment benefits in the US shot up last week, reaching their highest level in two months as the economy fights to recover, the Labor Department said Thursday in its weekly report. Initial jobless claims increased by 27,000 to a seasonally adjusted 412,000 in… View full post on All Stories

Mo. governor signs extension of jobless benefits

Thousands of Missouri residents cut off from long-term unemployment benefits will soon get federal payments again. But anyone laid off beginning next week will see reduced state jobless benefits. View full post on All Stories

Gov. Nixon to extend unemployment benefits

Governor Jay Nixon’s office announced he will sign a bill to provide 20 additional weeks of unemployment assistance to Missourians who have exhausted regular state benefits and other emergency federal benefits. View full post on All Stories

NC Leaders Look To 37,000 Losing Jobless Benefits

North Carolina’s legislative leaders are looking into plans to extend unemployment benefits for about 37,000 people facing the loss of their financial lifeline this month. View full post on All Stories

With Shutdown Near, Federal Workers Face Layoffs, Jobless Benefits

If the federal government shuts down Friday night, more than 2 million federal workers across the country are facing temporary layoffs and no paychecks. Yet for the 800,000 workers who would be deemed nonessential, they can file for unemployment benefits. View full post on All Stories

Man surprised with $150K lottery win

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 8 (UPI) — An Ohio man who won a $150,000 lottery payout said he was nearing the end of his unemployment benefits when he received the news. View full post on All Stories

Stocks and Bonds: Markets Turn Lower, And Oil Prices Rise Again

Before reports of the latest quake, Wall Street shares had edged higher, spurred by reports that fewer people applied for unemployment benefits and that retailers showed stronger sales. View full post on All Stories

Markets Turn Lower on Reports of Japanese Quake

Before reports of the latest quake, Wall Street shares had edged higher, spurred by reports that fewer people applied for unemployment benefits and retailers reported stronger sales. View full post on All Stories

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