Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.Trump's executive order on unemployment could prompt only a $300 weekly boost to benefits in some states, depending how they carry out the program.
The Department of Labor told state agencies they can use what they already pay in benefits to count toward the "cost-sharing requirement," Bloomberg reported.The benefit amount would be half the $600 level it once was before expiring at the end of July.The Trump administration's executive order on unemployment may end up raising weekly benefits by only $300 in some states — around half the $600 level they once were before expiring at the end of July.
However, the Department of Labor told states in an advisory email they don't need to shoulder some of the costs associated with implementing the program,Instead, they can use what they already pay jobless people and count it towards the "cost-share requirement." It means that some jobless people could see only a $300 bump in their weekly state unemployment checks, depending on how states end up designing their so-called "lost wages assistance" programs.
Good for them; now give us essential workers hazard pay please. We’ve been working double duty non stop since March.
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