Now we have more jobs available than people on unemployment.
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When unemployment increases, so does federal spending on unemployment benefits.
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Democrats said the GOP offer on unemployment insurance was inadequate.
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" Ueland said negotiators "made tremendous progress today on unemployment insurance.
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When unemployment increases, so does federal spending on unemployment benefits.
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We already have positive signals on unemployment and spending power.
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On paper, the number of people on unemployment had dropped.
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They don't know what it's like to be on unemployment every year.
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Searches on "unemployment benefits" were rising steadily before searches on "recession" spiked.
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"In the Republican package there was nothing on unemployment insurance," Stabenow said.
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Nearly 2.5 million Brazilians are living on unemployment insurance, which lasts five months.
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Jack is right on unemployment–the new jobless claims make 7.8% an impossibility.
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We won't get any hint of the impact on unemployment until around September.
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Only about 15% of those on unemployment benefit receive any sort of training.
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The provision calls for states to establish leave programs based on unemployment insurance.
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THE ECONOMY IS DOING – WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A THREE HANDLE ON UNEMPLOYMENT.
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But first, the weekly report on unemployment claims is released at 8:30 a.m.
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So I went on unemployment and went to my first AA meeting in 1993.
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Fair enough, but that suggests the Bank's is focusing on unemployment and GDP growth.
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On Unemployment What Lara said: The unemployment rate is at its lowest point since 2001.
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I don't think job growth has changed, and we got really good news on unemployment.
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Zephir went on unemployment when she got laid off from her last job in 2016.
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But lawmakers have yet to grapple with the effects that automation could have on unemployment.
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Policies renew each year, and premiums may go up or down depending on unemployment rates.
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Central banks around the world have pegged their monetary policy on unemployment and inflation growth.
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Many people were ending their run on unemployment compensation after collecting for nearly two years.
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It will be based on unemployment rates, on economic growth, on uninsured rates, on crime rates.
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And there are now literally more jobs available in America than there are people on unemployment.
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As millions of Americans lost their jobs, spending on unemployment compensation and other automatic stabilizers increased.
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Her thesis examined the impact of economic orthodoxy on unemployment during the Great Depression in Australia.
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One candidate bragged that she "loved being on unemployment" because "you get paid to do nothing."
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Google searches on "recession" have spiked quite notably recently, but searches on "unemployment benefits" have not.
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On average, a person on unemployment insurance currently receives $385 per week, so this boost is significant.
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And a leaked government report on unemployment revealed that the numbers were the highest in 232 years.
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And a leaked government report on unemployment revealed that the numbers were the highest in 26.1 years.
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He ran into complications when he tried to recertify his credentials and ended up on unemployment benefits.
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A more substantial euro-zone budget, focused on unemployment insurance, say, could help integrate euro-zone economies.
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Because QE is a tool designed to stimulate the economy, that volume depends on unemployment and inflation.
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Most trace them to Mr Schröder's labour-market reforms, especially "Hartz IV", which toughened rules on unemployment benefits.
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In the fallout, the United States maintained limits on unemployment benefits, leaving American workers vulnerable to plummeting fortunes.
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"But there's still a lot of people [who] haven't been able to get through on unemployment," Phillips said.
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The state of Pennsylvania is unusual in producing timely, publicly available, day-by-day statistics on unemployment claims.
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"It's great news to hit a record low on unemployment," Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton, said.
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Republican presidential candidate John Kasich released a new ad launching Thursday that focuses on unemployment and job growth.
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The Fed's latest projections on unemployment were unchanged, with the 2016 rate expected to remain at 85033 percent.
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But the more amazing thing, too, is we have more jobs available than we actually have people on unemployment.
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For a brief couple of years, it was the support of a crew of misfits cheering her on. Unemployment.
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And millions now have been taken off the food stamp rolls with more jobs available than people on unemployment.
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The problem is, the datasets they'd typically rely on (unemployment rates, for example) are practically useless, Julia Horowitz writes.
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I was on unemployment for a couple of years after I got laid off at Duquesne University in 2009.
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The reason, the study's authors say, is that these people no longer needed to be on unemployment to access Medicaid.
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"You can't just quit and say, 'I'm going on unemployment,'" Pelosi told Judy Woodruff during an interview on PBS's NewsHour.
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Major automakers have idled plants in North America for at least a week, forcing employees to rely on unemployment insurance.
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In December the State Council announced that firms which refrain from firing staff can get 50% refunds on unemployment-insurance payments.
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Families wouldn't have to go on unemployment benefits, and payroll taxes would continue to flow into local, state, and federal programs.
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Ennis, who is now preparing to study for a Masters degree, grew up in a family that depended on unemployment benefits.
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The central bank was also more upbeat on unemployment and fiscal imbalances, two of the remaining problems facing the domestic economy.
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Paul Ryan proudly unveils new law that allows states to drug test people on unemployment Paul Ryan proudly unveils new law that allows states to drug test people on unemployment House Speaker Paul Ryan proudly unveiled new legislation Sunday that would allow states to require unemployed Americans seeking welfare cash assistance to first pass a drug test.
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I wish they would lay me off so I get on unemployment, then they could eventually hire me back if they wanted.
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Prashant S. Rao Monthly Job Figures On Friday, the Labor Department will release the latest data on unemployment and hiring in August.
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So far, the shutdown has had minimal impact on unemployment claims, but the number of federal employees filing for benefits could jump significantly.
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Hispanic Americans, African-Americans, Asian-Americans, women in the workplace and we have more jobs available in America than we have on unemployment.
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While the bill is intended as a way to raise living standards, observers say they will keep a close eye on unemployment rates.
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The GOP senators argued that the program would allow workers to be paid more on unemployment than what they were making while employed.
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Republicans said that the proposal they put forward is bipartisan, and already includes significant concessions on unemployment insurance and $75 billion for hospitals.
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And I discovered that in Switzerland, being on unemployment meant you received 70 to 80 percent of your prior salary for 18 months.
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Even a few employers expressed concern about the rule, which is notable considering it would allow businesses to save money on unemployment costs.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) chopped its benchmark rate twice since June with an eye on unemployment which is slowly ticking higher.
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HELSINKI, Finland — A basic income made recipients happier than they were on unemployment benefits, a two-year government experiment in Finland has found.
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It turned out that the IMF was too optimistic on growth and too pessimistic on unemployment, which by 2018 had fallen to around 5%.
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His withdrawal came shortly after he stumbled during a speech at the NAACP, where his comments on unemployment were interpreted as patronizing and insensitive.
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A "sizable undershooting" on unemployment, if it happens, would constitute an outright failure by a central bank unless, of course, the rules have changed.
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The Labor Department asked state labor offices not to release data on unemployment claims before the information is incorporated into its national weekly statistics.
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Tea Partiers nationally viewed the stimulus package, spending on unemployment benefits, and the size of the budget deficit with more alarm than other Americans.
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If the long-awaited upturn in growth pulls people back into the labor force, limiting the downward pressure on unemployment, so much the better.
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In 2019, informal work helped keep a lid on unemployment, though the number of workers with formal paperwork ticked up to kick off 2020.
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If growth in the French economy were to reach this average, combined with labour-market reforms, the effect on unemployment could be "spectacular", he says.
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He remembers working an office job for a charity in 1999, a job he was forced into after being on unemployment benefits for too long.
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The fight has focused on unemployment and disability insurance taxes but could lead to a requirement for Uber to pay drivers minimum wage and overtime.
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"We have to go on unemployment now and that's only half our pay," said Huerta, whose husband, also a truck driver, was similarly laid off.
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He said the president should be more generous on unemployment insurance, for example, and ignore advisers who are telling him to decrease it over time.
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He had been living on unemployment benefits worth about €853,285 a month, less than half what he and his wife had earned back in 2000.
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Last week, the cabinet pledged to prevent large-scale layoffs, telling local governments to help stabilise jobs by drawing on unemployment insurance and similar funds.
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Future fiscal stimulus could be baked in now by increasing the potency of "automatic stabilisers"—spending on unemployment insurance, say, which goes up as economies sag.
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To improve its finances the government has cut spending on unemployment insurance (which had risen even when the jobless rate was falling) and on other benefits.
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Helman was recently laid off and went on unemployment for a year before she found her current job at a community college working in mail services.
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New applications for U.S. jobless benefits unexpectedly fell last week and the number of Americans on unemployment benefits tumbled to a 28-1/2-year low.
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But given how much the government spends on unemployment, it's not an astronomically high fraud rate: Worldwide, businesses lose about 5 percent of revenues to fraud.
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He had lost three jobs, and he and his family relied on unemployment checks, his wife's income and occasional support from his father to stay afloat.
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There has not been detailed official data on unemployment for several years, and on Friday the government declined to provide comparable numbers for the jobless rate.
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The study of the 100 largest cities in America factored in federal data on unemployment rates and workforce growth, as well as median earnings and rent costs.
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Support for a government-imposed ceiling on unemployment, for socially useful, economically productive, and individually satisfying work, has remained extraordinarily high into the Reagan era and present.
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Data on Thursday showed new applications for U.S. jobless benefits fell sharply last week and the number of Americans on unemployment rolls hit a 17-year low.
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This was the automatic anti-recession device during each of the recessions that followed World War II: When unemployment rose, so did spending on unemployment insurance benefits.
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The break-even point — below which a worker would make more money on unemployment, and above which it would pay to keep working — differs widely among states.
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But Guy Ryder, ILO director-general, told CNBC's Squawk Box that making any prediction on unemployment was "somewhat hazardous," given the different uncertainties facing the labor market.
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Growth forecasts for 2017 are expected to come down slightly, while exceedingly strong employment numbers should prompt a re-think on unemployment rates in the medium term.
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LIESMAN: I DON'T THINK IT'S A CRAZY HYPOTHETICAL TO ASK YOU HOW YOU WOULD RESPOND TO THAT QUESTION IF WE WERE PRINTING A 3.5% ON UNEMPLOYMENT RATE.
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But living on unemployment, dealing with flooding from Hurricane Harvey, and helping to care for her grandson who has cystic fibrosis, prompted Wilkerson to later return to Lowe's.
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The markets do not have a clear understanding of exactly how, if at all, Mr. Powell's views on unemployment and inflation will differ from that of Ms. Yellen.
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He has spoken out against providing $2628,28503 to all Americans, saying the payment should be based on unemployment and those out of work because of the containment policies.
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Much of this deficit, however, was a direct result of a depressed economy, which held down revenues and increased outlays on unemployment benefits and other safety-net programs.
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"Since progress on unemployment and inflation was likely to be gradual, (members) agreed there was no strong case for a near-term adjustment in monetary policy," the minutes stated.
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Goldman says that stocks are expensive when measured against earnings and included data on unemployment, manufacturing and the bond yield curve to figure the likelihood stocks will go lower.
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Another $2.2 billion is expected to come from reducing unemployment fraud, while another $4 billion is estimated to come from efforts to get people on unemployment back to work.
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Plans for stricter rules on unemployment benefits, a leaner public sector and a merging of varying pension plans into a single system could push voters back onto the streets.
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Another $28503 billion is expected to come from reducing unemployment fraud, while another $22019 billion is estimated to come from efforts to get people on unemployment back to work.
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Meanwhile, nearly half of U.S. states and jurisdictions are running dangerously low on unemployment cash, further limiting the amount of stimulus they can deliver to weather the economic fallout.
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While his mom and siblings struggled at times, depending on unemployment and food stamps to get by, people in the church had nice clothes, new cars, and beautiful homes.
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Mr. Billups, a foreman who oversees cable construction in Upper Manhattan, has foregone almost $231,21 in income and has relied mostly on unemployment benefits and his union's strike fund.
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Opinion polls show Hollande himself and the left in general face a rout because of a perceived poor record on unemployment, national security and immigration - issues that lifted Le Pen.
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On Thursday, the Labor Department said new applications for U.S. jobless benefits increased more than anticipated, but the number of Americans on unemployment fell to its lowest level since 1973.
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The central bank said that since progress on unemployment and inflation was set to be gradual, there was "no strong case" to adjust the monetary policy in the near term.
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"We are optimistic that 2019 can turn out to be a good year for the housing industry with demand supported by strong jobs and historic lows on unemployment," Marshall said.
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But research shows most consumers have limited awareness of current economic statistics on unemployment, inflation and GDP growth published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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Labor market strength was also underscored by a sharp drop in the number of Americans on unemployment rolls to a 0.13-1/2-year low in the final week of April.
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The U.S. Department of Labor released the latest data on unemployment on Thursday, showing that there have been 270,212 unemployment claims this week, an increase of 22009,299 compared to last week.
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Current inflation does depend on unemployment, but it also depends one-for-one on expected inflation: Inflation = f(U) + expected inflation where f(U) means some function of the unemployment rate.
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He is daring people to judge his government not on piety but on performance, not on Quran but on KPIs — key performance indicators on unemployment, economic growth, housing and health care.
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The Labor Department publishes data on unemployment and hiring in March, which is expected to show that hiring slowed after a couple of robust months at the start of the year.
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Read more: How the protests unfolded Focus on unemployment Next month's economic forum organized by the Tunisian General Labor Union will discuss ways to resolve the country's economic concerns -- including unemployment.
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Goodfriend insisted in 2011 that further Fed interest rate cuts would risk ballooning inflation past the Fed's 2 percent target without making a dent on unemployment, then at roughly 9 percent.
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The rise in labor market differential together with dwindling numbers of people on unemployment rolls raises the possibility the jobless rate could drop in April from its current level of 3.8 percent.
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Donald Trump Reality Check: Trump on unemployment and GDP By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney Donald Trump is billing himself as the candidate that will bring back jobs to America and revive the economy.
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New applications for U.S. jobless benefits unexpectedly fell last week and the number of Americans on unemployment rolls tumbled to a 28-1/2-year low, pointing to rapidly shrinkinglabor market slack.
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Mr Autor and his colleagues found that in areas affected by trade with China, new spending on disability benefits was more than double new spending on unemployment insurance and TAA (see chart).
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The reform also clamps down on unemployment fraud with plans to triple to 600 the number of inspectors checking that people receiving benefits are jobless and looking for work, the minister said.
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People who are living paycheck to paycheck as nude models, or in some band living in an apartment with four other people, or an actor who can't get work who's on unemployment.
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To the second point: As a business owner with restaurants in eight different countries, I'm in the heartbreaking position of seeing thousands of employees forced to go on unemployment across the globe.
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Data on unemployment during the Great Depression in the early 1930s remains incomplete, but academic work in recent decades has suggested a peak of 10-12% for the overall workforce in Norway.
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"The people who want to work don't have papers," she said, while many of those who do have them rely on unemployment checks and don't feel the need to get a job.
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Unfortunately, many states have cut back on unemployment insurance eligibility and benefits over the years, and reduced eligibility for Medicaid, the federal and state program that helps low-income Americans with medical costs.
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Reality Check: Trump on unemployment and GDP March 10, 2016 By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney Donald Trump is billing himself as the candidate that will bring back jobs to America and revive the economy.
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New applications for U.S. jobless benefits unexpectedly fell last week and the number of Americans on unemployment rolls tumbled to a 28-1/2-year low, pointing to rapidly shrinking labor market slack.
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New applications for U.S. jobless benefits increased more than expected last week, but the number of Americans on unemployment rolls fell to its lowest level since 393, pointing to diminishing labor market slack.
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After the labor reform, the government next wants to overhaul the professional training system, which currently receives 32 billion euros annually in public and private funds ($37.67 billion) but has little impact on unemployment.
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When Garcia started streaming, in 2010, he'd recently been laid off from a quality-assurance job at a pharmaceutical-software company; he and Aracely scraped by on unemployment checks and her wages from Costco.
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Of 22019 countries with data on unemployment rates by level of education for 2012–2013, in 78 countries women with advanced education have higher rates of unemployment than men with similar levels of education.
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Now, jobless and waiting on unemployment checks to arrive, restaurants workers who have been laid off and furloughed wonder how they'll pay their rent and if the restaurants where they worked will ever reopen.
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It's one reason why I was relieved to see Congress take action on unemployment insurance — providing states with the resources to expand and strengthen the money available to those whose livelihoods have been taken.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New applications for U.S. jobless benefits increased more than expected last week, but the number of Americans on unemployment rolls fell to its lowest level since 1973, pointing to diminishing labor market slack.
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Indeed, the north-south gap on unemployment is now greater than the east-west one; a fact hard to imagine a decade or so ago when eastern unemployment rates of around 20% were not uncommon.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New applications for U.S. jobless benefits unexpectedly fell last week and the number of Americans on unemployment rolls tumbled to a 28-1/2-year low, pointing to rapidly shrinking labor market slack.
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"They don't need $1,000, they need a sustainable income -- either through loans from their employers to keep the payroll coming or get on unemployment insurance or something like it so they'll have income," Graham said.
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America is relying too heavily on unemployment insurance for laid-off workers, they argue in an NYT Op-Ed, rather than government funding for companies to help them keep employees on payrolls, as in Europe.
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The number of Americans filing applications for jobless benefits increased more than expected last week and the number of people on unemployment rolls increased to a 2750-month high, suggesting some slowing in the labor market.
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New applications for U.S. jobless benefits rose slightly more than expected last week, but a drop in the number of Americans on unemployment rolls to a 17-year low suggested the labor market continues to tighten.
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On unemployment benefits, Philippe said allowances would be scaled back for high earners who lose their jobs, and that he would put an end to some former employees receiving monthly benefits that exceeded their monthly salary.
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Since his new company was unwilling to defend him, and since he was unable to pay the legal bills himself, Mr. Barone resigned and lived on unemployment while looking for a new job, but found nothing.
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While the legislation is great news for the roughly 380,000 furloughed federal employees, it does present a challenge to those who are counting on unemployment benefits to make ends meet until this back payment is in hand.
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The economy's strong fundamentals were underscored by a report from the Labor Department on Thursday showing the number of Americans on unemployment benefits falling to its lowest level since December 1973 during the week ending March 24.
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Many Algerians say that the ailing president and other veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France should hand over power to young technocrats who can focus on unemployment, poor services and stamping out corruption.
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Many Algerians complain that the ailing president and other veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France must hand over power to young technocrats who can focus on unemployment, poor services and stamping out corruption.
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After two hours of debate among the 11 presidential candidates on unemployment, immigration and relations with Europe, two far-left candidates took the gloves off and piled into Fillon and Le Pen over judicial investigations against them.
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Between 11 and 21 states could be depleting their unemployment insurance reserves depending on how severe the economic fallout of the coronavirus will be, according to one study about the impact of the coronavirus on unemployment benefits.
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Seyfettin Gursel, director of the Betam research center at Istanbul's Bahcesehir University who focuses on unemployment, says he expects those out of work to remain unemployed for an extended period of time, or up to about 2663 months.
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Seyfettin Gursel, director of the Betam research centre at Istanbul's Bahcesehir University who focuses on unemployment, says he expects those out of work to remain unemployed for an extended period of time, or up to about 2663 months.
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The package of measures, delayed by nearly a year as Brussels hoped to avoid Britain voting to leave the EU, is designed to clarify rights of EU expatriate workers and states' obligations on unemployment benefits and social security.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New applications for U.S. jobless benefits rose slightly more than expected last week, but a drop in the number of Americans on unemployment rolls to a 17-year low suggested the labor market continues to tighten.
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Under the newly negotiated terms, those already on unemployment before the crisis would also see their benefits extended 13 weeks beyond when they are currently set to run out, according to a Democratic aide familiar with the talks.
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His job—first at Saatchi & Saatchi, an advertising agency, and later at his own company—was to schmooze clients, not to come up with slogans, like the "Labour isn't working" pun that mocked the party's record on unemployment.
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Additionally, employees from those GameStops have told Kotaku they're being forced to use personal time or go on unemployment during the closures that are happening, which is to say, GameStop won't be paying them during pandemic-related closures.
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That could be good news for Orlando, Sacramento, Phoenix, and Las Vegas, which have some of the weakest economies in the US based on unemployment numbers, job-growth rates, GDP growth, per capita GDP, and average weekly wages.
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The story of this fiasco is enough to make anyone weep: Laid-off workers were forced to sell their homes; others lost their health insurance and postponed plans to start a family; some were stuck on unemployment lines.
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"While there is a substantial shift in employment between industries, the net effect on unemployment is small, even in the short run," said one 2016 study analyzing the impacts of carbon taxes ranging from $20 to $1003 a ton.
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During these early years in Vermont, Sanders supported his constant quest for public office working odd jobs as a carpenter, a documentarian, a door-to-door film strip salesman and, while running his first campaign, subsisting on unemployment benefits.
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Workers who had been on unemployment for a long time when the study started, a group that tends to have a hard time finding a job, had an earnings bump of $212,347 — 21 percent compared with the control group.
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Democrats drew a particularly hard line on unemployment insurance, one Senate official said, with Mr. Schumer instructing his side to refuse to negotiate on the tax relief sought by Republicans until they had a deal on the jobless benefits.
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"The government says this will help the war on unemployment, but this is war on the unemployed because their health services will decline and there will be less money for education," said Alessandro Molon of the left-of-center Rede party.
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Three more rate hikes would lift rates to 2.75 percent to 3 percent; any higher would move monetary policy from a "neutral" stance to a "restrictive" one, he said, slowing economic growth, pushing up on unemployment, and pushing down on inflation.
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Companies that underpay employees are often also violating a bucket of laws as they cheat on taxes, underreport workers on unemployment insurance forms, flout employee compensation laws, permit or commit discrimination and harassment, or recklessly endanger the lives of employees.
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Those who can't afford to stockpile toilet paper in bulk during the current rush may now be unable to buy it once they can, leaving pensioners, people on unemployment benefits, and those living between pay checks in a difficult position.
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Attention now turns to U.S. non-farm payrolls due on Friday, after separate data showed new applications for U.S. jobless benefits fell more than expected last week and the number of Americans on unemployment rolls hit a 17-year low.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New applications for U.S. jobless benefits fell sharply last week and the number of Americans on unemployment rolls hit a 17-year low, pointing to a tightening labor market that could allow the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates next month.
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"I knew my dad was struggling with narcotics when I was 11, 12," the singer, 25, said in the moving clip, in which she reveals her father had to quit working and go on unemployment after becoming disabled when she was a child.
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Add to that, we now have historic job growth, 2 million fewer people on food stamps, there were more jobs available than there are people on unemployment in the country and, oh, by the way the greatest labor participation rate in history.
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There has already been some evidence of a spike in people looking for work: The number of Americans filing applications for jobless benefits increased more than expected last week and the number of people on unemployment rolls rose to a 10-month high.
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Recently laid-off workers, especially those who have barely received any severance, now find themselves in a difficult position: rely on unemployment benefits to pay the bills, or take a job where the risk of exposure to the coronavirus is even higher.
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India: The government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which came into power five years ago vowing to create millions of jobs, has been accused of suppressing an official report on unemployment that apparently showed it had reached a 45-year high in 2017.
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New applications for U.S. jobless benefits unexpectedly fell last week and the number of Americans on unemployment rolls hit a 28-1/2-year low, pointing to a rapidly tightening labor market that could encourage the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in June.
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Even so, the government last month requested that dozens of research institutes and universities each submit analyses on how different regions and industrial sectors would be affected if the trade war worsened and what the impact would be on unemployment and the financial markets.
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Source: Eurostat By Karl Russell The increase in the minimum wage, she said, will allow her and her husband, who lost his job as a driver and is on unemployment, to spend more on items that they have neglected, such as a new clothes washer.
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"The Reserve Bank Board has for some time been of the view that holding the cash rate steady at 1.50 percent would support the gradual progress being made on unemployment and inflation, with steady monetary policy promoting stability and confidence, " Governor Philip Lowe said.
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Sweat, first produced in 2015, seemed to anticipate the spotlight on unemployment in the Rust Belt after Trump's quasi-victory in 2016, though Nottage's earlier treatment focused more on women and people of color than on the trauma of the unemployed straight white male.
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Bets on the U.S. Federal Reserve raising rates next month rose to a 74 percent chance from 71 percent Wednesday, with help from data showing new applications for jobless benefits fell last week and the number of Americans on unemployment rolls hit a 17-year low.
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The New York Fed's gauge on consumers' view on unemployment rising a year from now increased by 1 point to 36.7%, but a barometer on confidence to find a job increased from 59.3% in April to 61.5%, the highest since the series began in June 2013.
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Thursday's Labor Department numbers on unemployment claims, which covered the week ending March 21, were the first strong indication that the economy is in free fall, after a report for the week ending March 14 blinked red by showing a one-third increase, to 281,000 new claims.
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The Fed's professional staff is aware of how to be more hawkish on unemployment, but its perception for most of the past decade has been that neither the presidential appointees on the board nor the country's elected officials writ large particularly want to see that happen.
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"It doesn't take much GDP growth, it doesn't take much monthly job growth to keep the unemployment rate below 2108% and if we stay below 20.6757% on unemployment, we don't have a jobs problem, consumers will continue to spend and we're gonna avoid a recession," Putnam said.
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Additionally, many states allow firms to use work-sharing (reducing hours for many employees rather than firing a subset) and allow those workers to draw on unemployment insurance, as outlined by University of Maryland economics professor Katharine Abraham and W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research senior economist Susan Houseman.
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A decade afterwards, after a spell on unemployment benefit and a stint working on a market stall on the Portobello Road, he was jailed again, this time for attempting to smuggle a batch of pornographic videos into Britain from Europe after hiding them in the spare tyre of his car.
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Instead of parsing through data on unemployment, inflation and productivity, rather than scouring for the hidden meaning behind every little turn of a phrase in the post-Fed meeting statements, and in lieu of the debate between rules-based and data-driven policy, we could just look at one thing: a height chart.
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My brother and I came up with an idea... If we can get help, we can help our mom for a couple of weeks so she doesn't have to go on unemployment, she mentioned she has to pay all loans and unemployment back and i know that will be just another stress for her.
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"I can tell you for a fact that the last time the National Bureau of Statistics released information on unemployment was in 2017," Babatunde said, but that didn't stop politicians from making bold claims about this year's numbers while campaigning, either praising the current government for addressing the issue, or chastising them for contributing to it further.
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Dawidowicz can easily tick off a long list of rich people who have screwed Buffalo — the steel factory owners who left town, the Sabres owner convicted of a multibillion-dollar fraud scheme, the executives at ATI Metals who he says have forced him to be locked out of work and on unemployment for most of the past 103 weeks.
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On a conference call Thursday by the House Democratic Caucus, several committee chairmen detailed their own proposals for the stimulus, with many expressing grave concerns about the growing demands on unemployment insurance benefits and the need for Congress to do more provide assistance to states, local governments, seniors and displaced workers, according to multiple sources on the call.
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C.) and Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseSenate rejects GOP attempt to change unemployment benefits in coronavirus stimulus bill GOP senators strike deal to allow stimulus to pass Wednesday night Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain MORE (R-Neb.) claimed that the deal on unemployment benefits would "incentivize" individuals not to return to working.
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C.) and Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseSenate rejects GOP attempt to change unemployment benefits in coronavirus stimulus bill GOP senators strike deal to allow stimulus to pass Wednesday night Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain MORE (R-Neb.) raised concerns that the provision on unemployment benefits would "incentivize" individuals not to return to work.
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A brewing fight over a deal on unemployment provisions is threatening to open the door to a push for broader changes to the bill, which was negotiated by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Airbnb - Senate overcomes hurdles, passes massive coronavirus bill Legal immigrants at risk of losing status during coronavirus pandemic Senate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package MORE (R-Ky.), Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLegal immigrants at risk of losing status during coronavirus pandemic Trump urges Congress to quickly pass trillion stimulus package Cuban says he'd spank daughter if she was partying during coronavirus pandemic MORE (D-N.
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