Midwestern State UI Statistics, 2005
(May 2006)
by National Employment Law Project

This .pdf chartbook contains the key most recent statistics for state unemployment insurance programs in midwestern states: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin.

Click here to view the .pdf chartbook for midwestern states.
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Statistics on recipiency, benefit levels and financing are included in this chartbook. All statistics come from the United States Department of Labor, and represent the most current information available. Some of the statistics come from the UI Data Summary, in which quarterly data are updated approximately three monhts after the end of a quarter. This chartbook will be updated annually or semi-annually. In the intervening months, you can check the UI data summary by going to http://www.workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/unemploy/content/data.asp.

Customized unemployment insurance statistical assistance is available to state unemployment insurance advocates and legislators from the National Employment Law Project. You can contact the NELP's policy analyst Andrew Stettner by e-mail (astettner@nelp.org) or by phone (212-285-3025 x 110).

The main contact for midwestern state unemployment insurance issues is Rick Mchugh (rmchugh@nelp.org)  or 734-426-6773.