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Unemployment Benefits: Legislative Issues in the 108th Congress (CRS Report for Congress)

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Release Date Revised July 28, 2003
Report Number 95-742EPW
Authors Celinda Franco
Source Agency Congressional Research Service
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Summary:

Changes in the federal-state unemployment compensation (UC) system are under consideration during the 107th Congress. Recent legislation has been introduced that would temporarily extend benefits for workers who exhaust their regular UC benefits. The Congress considered several stimulus packages before enacting H.R. 3090 (P.L. 107-147), which included a 13-week extension of UC benefits, a $8 billion distribution to states, and 13 additional weeks of extended UC benefits in high unemployment states. Recently introduced legislation would further extend temporary UC benefits provided under P.L. 107-147. (This report will be updated as legislative action occurs.)
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