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Jobless Claims Are Plunging In Republican States, Flat In Democrat States

Jobless Claims Are Plunging In Republican States, Flat In Democrat States
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Americans are leaving unemployment rolls more quickly in states cutting off benefits

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Americans Leave Unemployment Rolls Faster in States Cutting Benefits

Americans Leave Unemployment Rolls Faster in States Cutting Benefits © Neeta Satam for The Wall Street Journal The number of unemployment-benefit recipients is falling at a faster rate in Missouri and 21 others states canceling enhanced and extended payments this month, suggesting that ending the aid could push more people to take jobs. Federal pandemic aid bills boosted unemployment payments by $300 a person each week and extended those payments for as long as 18 months, well longer than the typical 26 weeks or less. The benefits are set to expire in early September, but states can opt out before then. Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said the benefits were helpful during the height of the pandemic, but their continuation has “worsened the workforce issues we are facing.”

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The Experiment Is Over: Labor Market Normalizing In Republican States, Remains Broken In Blue States

The Experiment Is Over: Labor Market Normalizing In Republican States, Remains Broken In Blue States
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