U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, MANPOWER ADMINISTRATION, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SERVICE-SIGNIFICANT PROVISIONS OF STATE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE LAWS, JULY 6, 1969 [Prepared for ready reference. Consult the State law and State employment security agency for authoritative information] U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, MANPOWER ADMINISTRATION, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SERVICE-SIGNIFICANT PROVISIONS OF STATE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE LAWS, JULY 6, 1969-Continued [Prepared for ready reference. Consult the State law and State employment security agency for authoritative information] Wage or employment qualifications Benefits-Weekly amount unless Waiting high-quarter wages weekly benefit Proportion of number of otherwise period unless otherwise Mini Maxi- for partial State indicated) (weeks) indicated) 3 mum mum unemployment wages in base period Maxi employees and/or Mini Maxi Minimum mum size of payroll) mum mum Michigan. quarter and wages in 2 quarters. $900 14 weeks of employment at $15.01 or more. 1 1/19 to 1/32, plus $6 for each depend ant's average 12-18 457 $10. 36 percent.. 19+-27 30 1 in 13 weeks....... 9.7 • 3.5 ent up to claim weekly wage. 131 63 to 54 percent of 410-12 46-76 Up to 11⁄2 wba 1. average weekly week of employment. 10+ wage, plus de 26 1 in 20 weeks or $1,000 in calendar year. 15.5 pendents' allow ances of $1 to $30 based on claim JULY 6, 1969-Continued U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, MANPOWER ADMINISTRATION, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SERVICE-SIGNIFICANT PROVISIONS OF STATE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE LAWS, [Prepared for ready reference. Consult the State law and State employment security agency for authoritative information] Wage or employment amount unless otherwise Waiting high-quarter wages weekly benefit Proportion of number of period a unless otherwise Mini Maxi for partial wages in base Maxi employees and/or Mini Maxi State indicated) 1 (weeks) indicated) 3 mum mum unemployment $ period Minimum mum size of payroll) mum mum 10 10 38 $7. first 20 credit week for each 2 credit weeks. 11⁄2 times high- $500 in base per- or more; or $1,200. 11⁄2 times highquarter wages but rot less than $300 with $180 in 1 quarter. See footnotes at end of table, p. 97. 1 1/26. |