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12/1/2010 1:54:30 PM
영어 신문에서 일부를 발취하여 아래 올렸습니다.
요약하자면, 1. 실업기간 26주 안에 해당하는 사람은 상관없고요 2. 99주까지 주려던 것이 연장되지 않아서 장기수혜자의 것은 끝날 것입 3. 실업자 수가 높은 곳은 12월 중이나 그 이후 까지만 해당되고 4. 각개인에 따라 달라질 것이므로 실업수당을 받는 사람은 통보가 올 것이라함
-- If you have been out of work for a few weeks and are on the first tier of regular unemployment benefits, you will stop receiving a check after your 26 weeks of benefits are up. If your first tier expired or will expire after Nov. 20, 2010, you will not be able to move onto the next tier.
-- If you have been out of work more than 26 weeks and are on your first, second or third tier of benefits, and they expire after Nov. 28, 2010, you will not be able to move onto the next tier. Your checks will stop coming when you reach the end of your tier.
-- If you are on the FED-ED extension, all of your payments will expire Dec. 11. Your checks will stop coming then, regardless of the balance you have on your FED-ED claim.
-- If you have just lost your job and qualify for unemployment benefits, you will receive 26 weeks of benefits, but nothing after that.
California's Employment Development Department has posted a nifty chart on the depressing subject of expiring unemployment benefits.
The Employment Development
요약하자면, 1. 실업기간 26주 안에 해당하는 사람은 상관없고요 2. 99주까지 주려던 것이 연장되지 않아서 장기수혜자의 것은 끝날 것입 3. 실업자 수가 높은 곳은 12월 중이나 그 이후 까지만 해당되고 4. 각개인에 따라 달라질 것이므로 실업수당을 받는 사람은 통보가 올 것이라함
-- If you have been out of work for a few weeks and are on the first tier of regular unemployment benefits, you will stop receiving a check after your 26 weeks of benefits are up. If your first tier expired or will expire after Nov. 20, 2010, you will not be able to move onto the next tier.
-- If you have been out of work more than 26 weeks and are on your first, second or third tier of benefits, and they expire after Nov. 28, 2010, you will not be able to move onto the next tier. Your checks will stop coming when you reach the end of your tier.
-- If you are on the FED-ED extension, all of your payments will expire Dec. 11. Your checks will stop coming then, regardless of the balance you have on your FED-ED claim.
-- If you have just lost your job and qualify for unemployment benefits, you will receive 26 weeks of benefits, but nothing after that.
California's Employment Development Department has posted a nifty chart on the depressing subject of expiring unemployment benefits.
The Employment Development
