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Unemployment extension vote delayed

The Senate is expected to act on the bill next week.

 

Blogger Unemployment Payouts Suspended due to Google AdSense

Blogger Unemployment Payouts Suspended due to Google AdSense

A lawyer made redundant during the economic downturn has had her benefits suspended – because she earns cents a day from her personal food blog.

 

Deal reached on extending unemployment benefits

Senate Democrats said Thursday they have reached a deal to extend unemployment insurance benefits to the nearly 2 million jobless ...

 

Senate Democrats debate over extending unemployment benefits

As thousands of jobless Americans lose their weekly unemployment checks, Congress is still debating who should qualify for a benefits extension.

 

Jobless claims hit 9-month low, sales rise

The number of U.S. workers filing new claims for jobless insurance hit a nine-month low last week and retailers reported their first monthly sales gain in over a year on Thursday, easing fears that recovery from recession would be unsustainable.

 

New jobless claims drop unexpectedly to 530K

The number of newly laid-off workers seeking unemployment benefits fell for the third straight week, evidence that layoffs are continuing to ease in the earliest stages of an economic recovery.

 

House to vote on extending unemployment benefits

Jobless Americans in high-unemployment states would see their benefits extended for another 13 weeks under legislation to be considered by Congress next Wednesday.

 

$3.1B set aside for jobless unclaimed

$3.1B set aside for jobless unclaimed

The money is sitting in a federal trust fund because 23 states haven't expanded their jobless benefits, Labor Department records ...

 

Congress may extend unemployment benefits

The U.S. Congress will consider extending unemployment benefits after it returns in September to help 1.5 million Americans who risk exhausting them, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said on Friday.

 

New jobless claims drop more than expected

New jobless claims drop more than expected

The government says the number of newly-laid off workers seeking unemployment insurance fell last week, fresh evidence that layoffs are easing.

 

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