RI unemployment benefits are going to change. What you need to know
Here is what you need to know: How much can I work and still collect unemployment in Rhode Island? Current state law cuts off jobless benefits once anyone makes in wages at least as much as they would receive in their weekly state benefit. The proposal from the Department of Labor and Training and bills from Sen. Maryellen Goodwin and Rep. Carol Hagan McEntee, would allow a worker to make 150% of their weekly benefit before being cut off. And it would raise the threshold at which earnings are deducted from weekly benefits, from 20% to 50%. So, let's say someone laid off from their rest...
Source: providencejournal.com