The disaster unemployment assistance program is designed to help people make ends meet until they can get back to work or resume their customary self-employment,
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However, the sector's average employment rate in June was 83.6 percent, up from 82 percent in June 2003, according to the state Division of Unemployment Assistance.
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Also, only about a third of workers even applied for unemployment assistance during the 1990s, for example, compared to more than 50 percent in the 1950s.
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Spain's registered jobless rate dropped to 14.85 percent in the month of April as 70, 670 fewer people sought unemployment assistance, the Labor Ministry said Saturday.
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The checks are running out for one simple reason : Congress was unable to reach agreement to extend unemployment assistance before adjourning for the year on Nov 23.
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However, the sector's average employment rate in June was 83 . 6 percent, up from 82 percent in June 2003, according to the state Division of Unemployment Assistance.
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Local government was reorganized so that local authorities provided school dinners and health services, means testing was introduced and the Unemployment Assistance Board was set up in 1934.
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Spain's registered jobless rate dropped to 14 . 85 percent in the month of April as 70, 670 fewer people sought unemployment assistance, the Labor Ministry said Saturday.
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The years have seen the rule of six sovereigns, the emergence of the depression ( during which the congregation gave unobtrusive unemployment assistance ), and two world wars.
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A special program, Disaster Unemployment Assistance, is supposed to help those who are not eligible for unemployment insurance ( usually because they worked part time or were self-employed ).
