The unemployment insurance tax and labor turnover : an empirical analysis /

Bibliography: leaf 25.

The distribution of unemployment insurance benefits and costs /

Bibliography: p. 189-193.

Employment and payrolls in New York State industries covered by the State Unemployment insurance law, calendar year 1937 and January 1938-September 1939.

Mode of access: Internet.

Benefit series service, unemployment insurance.

Mode of access: Internet.

Unemployment insurance code.

Has supplements.

Law of social security and unemployment insurance.

Includes bibliography.

Unemployment insurance : comments on HR. 3896, the Unemployment Compensation Reform Act of 1990 /

"February 22, 1990."

Applicant Reference Guide For Individuals Filing For Unemployment Insurance Benefits

This guide gives important information about how to receive unemployment benefits. Topics include: Privacy Act, Equal Opportunity Statement, Income and Eligibility Verification Notice, Unemployment Insurance Benefits, Eligibility requirements, Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees, Employment Compensation for Ex-Servicemembers,School Worker Claims, Pension Reduction, Official Court Appearances and Benefit eligibility, Benefits are Based on Wages Paid, Initial Determination, Benefit Year, Waiting Period, Maximum Weekly Benefit Amount, To Establish a Weekly Benefit Amount, Disqualification, Fraudulent claims, Requests for Reconsideration, Appeal Provisions, Standard and Alternate Base Period Explained, Partial Employment,Self-Employment, Students, Interstate Benefits, Benefits Will Be Taxable, Individual Benefits, Filing Your Weekly Claim, Filing Your Weekly Claim Online,Filing Your Weekly Claim by TelClaim and New Hires.

Report, proceedings and evidence of the Select Standing Committee on Industrial and International relations upon the question of insurance against unemployment, sickness and invalidity as ordered by the House on the 14th of February, 1929 : Third session of the sixteenth Parliament of Canada.

Includes index.

Sequential Pre-Marital Investment Games: Implications for Unemployment

Agents on the same side of a two-sided matching market (such as the marriage or labor market) compete with each other by making self-enhancing investments to improve their worth in the eyes of potential partners. Because these expenditures generally occur prior to matching, this activity has come to be known in recent literature (Peters, 2007) as pre-marital investment. This paper builds on that literature by considering the case of sequential pre-marital investment, analyzing a matching game in which one side of the market invests first, followed by the other. Interpreting the first group of agents as workers and the other group as firms, the paper provides a new perspective on the incentive structure that is inherent in labor markets. It also demonstrates that a positive rate of unemployment can exist even in the absence of matching frictions. Policy implications follow, as the prevailing set of equilibria can be altered by restricting entry into the workforce, providing unemployment insurance, or subsidizing pre-marital investment.

Reinsurance of National Unemployment Benefit Schemes. CEPS Working Document No. 401, 6 January 2015

This study is a contribution to the debate around the creation of an unemployment insurance scheme for the EU/euro area by proposing an alternative mechanism to the Europeanisation of national insurance schemes. The authors make the case for a reinsurance mechanism and show that such a system delivers, for a small average contribution, large shock-absorption capacities. At the same time, due to a threshold issue, it is not suitable for EU-level absorption of small national shocks. It is rather meant to deliver a large punch once activated, which should occur only in case of MAJOR events for the labour market. Had such a scheme been in place in the EU during the period 2000-2012, it would have been triggered 40 times.

California disability insurance program.

Mode of access: Internet.

Uneconomical practices in the administration of employment service and unemployment compensation programs, Bureau of Employment Security, Department of Labor /

Mode of access: Internet.

Temporary disability insurance; problems in formulating a program administered by a state employment security agency. Rev. ed. 1949. [Prepared by the Division of Research and Statistics and the Bureau of Employment Security of the Social Security Administration].

"Appendix C. Selected references on temporary disability insurance program": pages 63-67.

Unemployment compensation, what and why? /

"This brief study of the purposes and operation of the unemployment compensation systems was written by Gladys R. Friedman, technical advisor in the Division of legislative aid." -- p. [II].