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It can vary from state to state, but usually you will qualify for unemployment if you have been laid off from a job or have had your hours significantly reduced. Check your local
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Calculating unemployment benefits is pretty easy. You will receive 4% of the total wages during your highest earning quarter, looking back a number of years. The maximum benefit is
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Unemployment benefits are paid by employed individuals, and your former employers. Sometimes the state has to kick in extra cash to cover the expense.
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We all pay unemployment insurance from the very first day that we start working. So when we actually need that unemployment assistance, it's usually there as long as we qualify it
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