Unemployment Insurance Program: Help for the Jobless!

Are you unemployed? Do you spend more and more time staring at your desk and your thinning stash of resume copies, starting to feel sorry about yourself because, despite you applying to every job vacancy online and on-site, you still don’t have a job? Are you panicking because your unpaid bills are stacking up?

Well, did you know that the government extends a hand to unemployed people just like you?

One of the government programs that you can apply for is the Unemployment Insurance (UI) Program. Created in 1935 by the Federal government as a nationwide response to the Great Depression, the UI Program provides a variety of temporary benefits to the unemployed and new workers across the country.

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The current economic recession and stiff global competition for jobs resulted in an unemployment rate of 5.1 percent.  The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 7.6 million individuals were  unemployed in the first quarter of 2008 alone.

To help address this problem, the UI program has become more active in providing assistance to the rising number of unemployed Americans.

Individual state and the taxes from employers comprise the Unemployment Trust Fund to help aid the unemployed across the country. The state of Wisconsin, for instance, gives weekly benefit rate can range from $35 to $355, depending on "Weekly Benefit Rate Chart" followed by each state.

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Since the UI Federal program is administered by states, the system of eligibility and claiming of benefits vary between states.  But generally, the benefits are in monetary form to help the unemployed continue their regular economic activity while job hunting.

If you qualify for this program, you can claim your financial aid weekly.  The amount of benefit you’ll be receiving is based on your previous earning. 

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