Unemployment benefits claims plunge, but the good news may be temporary – Lastest Unemployment Online News
Unemployment benefits claims’ sharp drop is largely due to automakers skipping summer shutdowns.
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The state’s unemployment rate fell for the third straight month, dropping to 8.9 percent in June.
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The state’s unemployment rate fell for the third straight month, dropping to 8.9 percent in June. State officials said Tuesday that the jobless rate dropped 0.3 percentage point from May’s revised rate of 9.2 percent.
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File Unemployment Online
The U.S. unemployment rate is officially at 9.7%. That is a drop from the 10% peak it reached in November and December of 2009. There are millions of people who are out of work. In fact, over 7.2 million jobs have been lost during the great recession. Where is FDR when you need him?
Unfortunately, he is long gone. And president Obama is no FDR. The TARP program is no New Deal. That program only benefits Wall Street and the auto industry. The rest of Americans have had to fend for themselves, many ending up in so-called “tent cities” and “tent subdivisions”.
It shouldn’t be this way. The good news is that today it is now possible to file unemployment online. These unemployment benefits are your right. They are a social safety net for people who have lost their jobs. They are there for the taking. But you have to apply for them. If one loses their job, unemployment benefits are not simply going to fall out of the sky.
But as we have said, it is now possible to file unemployment online. In this way, the hard-working taxpayers of our great nation have access to the quickest method for applying for and receiving unemployment benefits. No longer is it necessary to haul it down to nearest unemployment office. No telling where that might even be. Do those offices even still exist today? No longer is it necessary to get out of bed at some god forsaken hour like the crack of noon. No longer is it necessary to drive down to the unemployment office in the pouring sunshine.
Now, we can all file unemployment online and fast track our benefits approval process. These unemployment benefits help us in the time that we are in between jobs and looking for our next big opportunity.
John Chase works in the finance field, and writes about topics such as debt settlement & debt consolidation, home loan modification, credit repair and unemployment issues.
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Question by asiangirl: I was recently laid off, where can I file for unemployment online?
I was recently laid off my job and i want to file for unemployment. Can I file for unemployment online and is there a website i can go to to signup?
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Answer by Spock (rhp)
unemployment is handled by the individual states — try your state’s website. if you work in one state but live in another, i believe you apply for unemployment where you worked [the employer paid the tax where the job is, not where you live].
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