When the economy is in a sluggish state, it is generally harmful for a business since consumers and other businesses are less likely to purchase its products. A sluggish economy also has a negative effect on the labor market as businesses are less willing to hire more staff in times of weak economic growth.
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- Q. What types of labor market information are available?
- Q. Which state has the highest unemployment rate and what is that rate?
- Q. What is the current unemployment rate in Texas?
- Q. Is Texas unemployment paying an extra 0?
- Q. What is the max unemployment in Texas 2020?
- Q. How long can you receive unemployment in Texas?
- Q. What do I do when my unemployment runs out in Texas?
- Q. How do I get the additional 0 unemployment?
- Q. How long is the unemployment stimulus?
Q. What types of labor market information are available?
Data include employment and unemployment estimates, labor force participation, industry and occupation employment and wages, education and licensing statistics, and projected employment growth.
Table of Contents
- Q. What types of labor market information are available?
- Q. Which state has the highest unemployment rate and what is that rate?
- Q. What is the current unemployment rate in Texas?
- Q. Is Texas unemployment paying an extra 0?
- Q. What is the max unemployment in Texas 2020?
- Q. How long can you receive unemployment in Texas?
- Q. What do I do when my unemployment runs out in Texas?
- Q. How do I get the additional 0 unemployment?
- Q. How long is the unemployment stimulus?
Q. Which state has the highest unemployment rate and what is that rate?
Unemployment Hawaii had the highest unemployment rate in April, 8.5 percent, followed by California, 8.3 percent, and New Mexico and New York, 8.2 percent each. Nebraska, New Hampshire, South Dakota, and Utah had the lowest rates, 2.8 percent each.
Q. What is the current unemployment rate in Texas?
Texas
| Data Series | Nov 2020 | Mar 2021 |
|---|---|---|
| Unemployment Rate(2) | (r)7.2 | 6.9 |
| Nonfarm Wage and Salary Employment | ||
| Total Nonfarm(3) | 12,299.5 | 12,511.5 |
| 12-month % change | -4.8 | -3.1 |
Q. Is Texas unemployment paying an extra $600?
AUSTIN – The Texas Workforce Commission reminds claimants that the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation ( FPUC ) ends the week of July 25, 2020. FPUC provided an additional $600 per week to claimants who lost work as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Q. What is the max unemployment in Texas 2020?
$535 per week
Q. How long can you receive unemployment in Texas?
26 weeks
Q. What do I do when my unemployment runs out in Texas?
If your benefits have been exhausted, we will automatically re-enroll you,” said Cisco Gamez, media and public relations specialist, Texas Workforce Commission. The extension also includes an additional $300 per week under the Federal Pandemic Unemployment program.
Q. How do I get the additional $300 unemployment?
To receive the FPUC extra $300 per week benefit, you must file a claim for unemployment benefits. You do not need to sign up specifically for FPUC. Those payments are automatic if you qualify for regular unemployment insurance (UI) payments.
Q. How long is the unemployment stimulus?
A benefit year is the 12-month period from the start of your claim. Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) provides up to 53 additional weeks of payments if you’ve used all of your available UI benefits. The first 13 weeks are available from March 29, 2020 to September 4, 2021.
