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You May Be Approaching Your Benefit Year End Here s How to Keep Unemployment Benefits Coming – NBC10 Philadelphia

In New Jersey, the state is automatically renewing benefits for filers who are hitting the one-year mark. In fact, the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce told NBC10 Responds it’s one of the few states to automate this process. The below graphic was designed by the state to help claimants understand if they qualify for an extension once hitting that Benefit Year End. Source: New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania is operating its Benefit Year End extensions differently from New Jersey. The PA Department of Labor and Industry said it’s notifying filers via mail. Keep an eye out for a letter that says you may need to reapply.

Pennsylvania unemployment increases as national average goes down

Updated: 6:30 AM EST Mar 13, 2021 Pennsylvania s unemployment rate is 7.3% based on the latest report, which was released Friday.According to the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, the rate increased .2 percentage points.The U.S. unemployment rate fell by .4% to 6.3%.Here is the full statement from L&I: Today, the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) released its employment situation report for January 2021. Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate rose 0.2 percentage points over the month to 7.3 percent in January. The U.S. rate fell four-tenths of a percentage point from December to 6.3 percent. The commonwealth’s unemployment rate was 2.5 percentage points above its January 2020 level while the national rate was up 2.8 points over the year. Pennsylvania’s civilian labor force – the estimated number of residents working or looking for work – decreased 15,000 over the month. Pennsylvania’s total nonfarm jobs were up 35,700 over the month to

Pennsylvania unemployment: State hopes hiring will speed assistance

Department of Labor and Industry reveals permanent loss of 500,000 jobs due to economic shutdowns

Pennsylvania Business Report Saturday, April 3rd, 2021 Home » News » Department of Labor and Industry reveals permanent loss of 500,000 jobs due to economic shutdowns Department of Labor and Industry reveals permanent loss of 500,000 jobs due to economic shutdowns © Shutterstock During a House Appropriations Committee budget hearing Tuesday, Jennifer Berrier, acting secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry (L&I), testified that the state has permanently lost 500,000 jobs due to the economic shutdowns initiated by Gov. Tom Wolf in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Berrier noted that Pennsylvania was experiencing record employment in February 2020 with over 6.1 million Pennsylvania residents employed. Approximately 1.12 million immediately lost employment following Wolf’s shutdown orders in March 2020. She stated that, by November 2020, only 57 percent of those jobs were restored, repo

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