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U S jobless claims rise

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Continued jobless claims see slight drop in Clark County

Continued jobless claims see slight drop in Clark County Dueling influences of season, coronavirus to have impact on jobs By Will Campbell, Columbian Assistant Metro Editor Published: December 17, 2020, 7:46pm Share: The homepage of the Washington State Employment Security Department. Unemployment insurance claims in Clark County fell last week, but if annual seasonal trends hold, unemployment may not be done increasing just yet. Continued unemployment insurance claims, a closely watched indicator in a recovering job market, fell by 1.7 percent last week, from 6,445 to 6,335. “There’s not been a whole lot of change over last month except a jump in restaurant claims,” said Scott Bailey, regional economist for Southwest Washington. “The trend is going to wrestle between COVID-related impacts and seasonal impacts.”

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Many of Hawaii s unemployed workers plan rally, demanding action from state

Many of Hawaii’s unemployed workers plan rally to demand action from state Casey Lund © Provided by Honolulu KHNL The state Department of Labor and Industrial relations building. HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - For many of Hawaii’s families, it seems like there is no end in sight when they think about the state’s unemployment crisis. Popular Searches There are still people waiting on payments, mostly from the Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation or PEUC benefit. Some of them are gathering in front of the DLIR building Friday morning, demanding a meeting with the director Anne Perreira-Eustaquio. The Hawaii Worker’s Center is the organizer of the event. The non-profit fights for the state’s unemployed, low wage and immigrant workers.

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With Unemployment Aid Set To Run Out, I Have No Idea How I m Going To Pay My Bills

1:48 Pittsburgher Criseena Johnson is one of millions of people who will lose her unemployment benefits in a matter of days, without Congressional action. Johnson, a single mother who worked for more than 15 years in the restaurant industry, has been out of a job since March. “I’m one of those people that’s teetering the line of picking which one do I want to keep, do I want to feed my family, or do I want to keep my car?” And that’s before she expects her unemployment to end on Dec. 26. Two programs – Pandemic Unemployment Assistance and Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation – will end this month if Congress does not extend them.

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California employers slow down hiring pace in November amid bleak outlook

Three million Californians could lose unemployment benefits a day after Christmas amid bleak jobs outlook FacebookTwitterEmail Alberto Torres, shown here in Oakland, was laid off from his chef s job when the pandemic hit. He s taking classes online to be a computer programmer.Scott Strazzante / The Chronicle California’s unemployment rate stood at 8.2% in November, compared with 9% in October, a government report said on Friday. That’s more than double the 3.9% rate a year ago, before the pandemic and stay-at-home orders ravaged the job market. California has the sixth-highest unemployment rate nationwide. Employers added 57,100 payroll jobs in November, a far slower pace of recovery than in October when the state gained 145,600 jobs. California has regained slightly less than half (46%) of the 2.6 million jobs that vanished in March and April.

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