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The biggest logjam of contested unemployment cases lies in a state appeals process By Lauren Hepler | CalMatters It’s been 22(…)

Emergency paid sick and family leave, modernizing and expanding unemployment insurance, monthly tax payments to families with children and expanded(…)

Layoffs are hitting tech and media. A recession may be looming. What happens to everyone who loses their job?  (…)

If you’ve recently quit your job and are wondering if you qualify for unemployment benefits, an employment attorney is here(…)

Last week, the Federal Reserve issued the first of a projected seven interest-rate hikes this year in order to slow the American(…)

“These governors, who are using the unemployment insurance system in a moment of political theater to make a statement about(…)

The governors of Florida, Iowa, Kansas and Tennessee signed laws in recent weeks that change eligibility rules for jobless benefits.

Americans are quitting their jobs in record numbers. However, they likely won’t qualify for unemployment benefits.

Amid an uneven economic recovery and the lingering pandemic, many workers have proven reluctant to go back to their jobs,(…)