Phase I, Existing Unemployment Compensation Programs ; Phase II, Extending Temporary Benefits: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Unemployment Compensation of the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, Ninety-fourth Congress, First Session ....U.S. Government Printing Office, 1975 - 635 pages |
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... entitled to 12 consecutive weeks of benefits immediately following , Hawaii ; 5 consecutive weeks , Iowa ; unemployed at least 6 weeks and not disqualified , Louisiana ; after 9 consecutive weeks of benefits paid , Missouri ; when ...
... entitled to 12 consecutive weeks of benefits immediately following , Hawaii ; 5 consecutive weeks , Iowa ; unemployed at least 6 weeks and not disqualified , Louisiana ; after 9 consecutive weeks of benefits paid , Missouri ; when ...
Page 45
... entitled " Qualifying Formulas . " There are listed examples of the different approaches . Note your State , Mr. Chairman - it uses wages as the measure and a claimant must earn $ 750 to qualify for benefits . In Florida a claimant must ...
... entitled " Qualifying Formulas . " There are listed examples of the different approaches . Note your State , Mr. Chairman - it uses wages as the measure and a claimant must earn $ 750 to qualify for benefits . In Florida a claimant must ...
Page 47
... entitled to the same number of weeks usually 26. This approach is based on the concept that once a worker achieves " insured status " he is entitled to the same income maintenance protection as all other insured workers . It embodies ...
... entitled to the same number of weeks usually 26. This approach is based on the concept that once a worker achieves " insured status " he is entitled to the same income maintenance protection as all other insured workers . It embodies ...
Page 48
... entitled to benefits depends on the State - in some States he is entitled to the same maximum po- tential - usually 26 - as all other claimants who meet the qualifying requirements . In most States , however , the number 48.
... entitled to benefits depends on the State - in some States he is entitled to the same maximum po- tential - usually 26 - as all other claimants who meet the qualifying requirements . In most States , however , the number 48.
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... entitled to , up to the maximum 4. In all States , the claimant must be able to work and available for work . To receive benefits , he must also be free from disqualifica- tions imposed by reason of the circumstances under which he left ...
... entitled to , up to the maximum 4. In all States , the claimant must be able to work and available for work . To receive benefits , he must also be free from disqualifica- tions imposed by reason of the circumstances under which he left ...
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Page 273 - The total credit allowed to a taxpayer under this section for all contributions paid into unemployment funds with respect to employment during such taxable year shall not exceed 90 per centum of the tax against which it is credited, and credit shall be allowed only for contributions made under the laws of States certified for the taxable year as provided in section 903.
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