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Federal unemployment extensions expire beginning June 6, 2010

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Press release from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development:

Federal Unemployment Extensions Expire Beginning June 6, 2010

(INDIANAPOLIS – May 28, 2010) – The US Congress adjourned for its Memorial Day recess without reauthorizing the federal extensions of unemployment benefits.

According to federal law, Hoosiers currently receiving federal extended unemployment will be able to finish their current tier of benefits (see below), but will not move to the next tier beginning June 6, 2010. DWD estimates approximately 13,000 Hoosiers each week will not have a voucher to file for benefits beginning June 6. All Hoosiers receiving Extended Benefits (EB) will not have a voucher to file beginning Sunday, June 13. Approximately 18,000 Hoosiers are currently receiving extended benefits.

Should Congress reauthorize these programs, it will require approximately two days to reprogram the DWD computer system and resume providing benefits to eligible Hoosiers. Updates will be posted on DWD’s website.

Hoosiers will continue to receive the additional $25 weekly stimulus payment while they complete their current tier of benefits.

Unemployment Program

Max Weeks

Cumulative Weeks

State Unemployment (UI)

26

XX

Federal Extension 1 (EUC1)

20

46

Federal Extension 2 (EUC2)

14

60

Federal Extension 3 (EUC3)

13

73

Federal Extension 4 (EUC4)

6

79

State Extended Benefits (EB)

20

99

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