Trump Administration Proposes Stricter Work Search Rules to Qualify for Unemployment Benefits

Trump Proposes Tougher Job Search Rules for Benefits

Trump administration proposes stricter work search rules to qualify for unemployment benefits

Under a proposed federal rule, Americans seeking unemployment aid would have to conduct more job searches each week.

Trump Administration Proposes Five Weekly Job Searches to Qualify for Unemployment Benefits

The Labor Department wants unemployed Americans to document at least five job-search activities every week before receiving benefits, establishing a nationwide standard that would impose ... The post Trump Administration Proposes Five Weekly Job Searches to Qualify for Unemployment Benefits first appeared on [your]NEWS.

Trump administration proposes stricter work-search rules for unemployment benefits

A Labor Department proposal would require unemployment claimants to report at least five qualifying work-search activities each week.

US Department of Labor publishes proposed rule setting national minimum weekly work search requirement for unemployment insurance

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration today announced a proposed rule designed to improve the integrity and accountability of the Federal-State Unemployment Insurance Program by establishing a national minimum weekly work search standard for individuals claiming unemployment insurance benefits. Under the proposed rule, individuals claiming unemployment insurance benefits would be required to