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T he Patrick administration is hoping to soften the blow of a planned unemployment-insurance rate increase, in exchange for boosting employers’ contributions to a nearly bankrupt health-care fund. The state’s unemployment insurance system, which is almost...
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In a hopeful sign for the economy, the number of newly laid-off workers filing claims for unemployment benefits fell below 500,000 last week for the first time since January. Consumer spending also picked up in October, and new-home sales hit their highest...
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You could be eligible for free health services like flu shots and prescription drug refills. For those who say they cannot afford or cannot access health insurance, there is a welcome reprieve in the form of health-related freebies from the government...
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ET The Canadian Press Ottawa says it plans to invest $63 million in a large-scale carbon capture and storage project in Alberta. Natural Resources Minister Lisa Raitt says the Alberta Trunk Line project will create jobs when they're needed the most,...
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In Monterey County, the unemployment rate went from 9.9 percent in September to 10.6 percent. The good news is that more than half of the states added jobs in October. More than likely, the majority of the jobs were temporary, but it is still a positive...
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Small businesses in Manatee County are bracing for another financial strain that lies ahead. As a result of statewide unemployment conditions, businesses will see an increase in unemployment compensation taxes starting in January. The growing jobless...
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The number of Canadians receiving federal jobless benefits rose 7.1 percent on a monthly basis in September to 818,000, Statistics Canada reported Tuesday. Disbursements of Employment Insurance increased by 54,300 after two months of declines, the report...
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reading for the 16-member eurozone rose to 53.7 this month, up from 53 in October. The data is based on a survey of the bloc's business managers, with scores over 50 indicating an expansion in economic activity. Manufacturing was the main contributor...
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Hoosiers who have previously exhausted their unemployment benefits and remain jobless may file online for the new federal unemployment extension beginning today. Federal legislation provides up to 20 weeks of additional unemployment benefits in Indiana.
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OFF workers would receive far higher unemployment payments under a controversial plan to divert increases in superannuation into an income protection scheme. Unions have been critical of Australia's low unemployment payments and want workers without jobs...
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