The N.C. Division of Employment Security reported Tuesday there were 10,458 claims filed Monday.
That s up from 3,063 claims Saturday and 7,139 on Sunday. The seven-day range is 3,063 to 10,458.
The record daily high for the pandemic stands at 43,297 claims filed on Dec. 27 â the day after the federal PEUC and PUA programs expired. DES said in a Dec. 27 statement that the increase in claims filed after Dec. 26 does not indicate . new claimants entering the system.
Altogether, there have been 3.17 million state and federal UI claims during the pandemic including 1.4 million initial claims. Some federal programs require filing additional state claims.
About 32% of the 4.37 million North Carolinians considered part of the stateâs workforce as of mid-November have filed a state or federal unemployment claim.
The resumption of three federal unemployment insurance benefit programs was accompanied by a decrease in state claims over the weekend, the N.C. Division of Employment Security reported Monday.
There were 5,853 state claims filed Friday, 3,063 on Saturday and 7,139 on Sunday. The seven-day range is 3,063 to 13,802.
The record daily high for the pandemic stands at 43,297 claims filed on Dec. 27 â the day after the federal PEUC and PUA programs expired. DES said in a Dec. 27 statement that the increase in claims filed after Dec. 26 does not indicate . new claimants entering the system.
Altogether, there have been 3.16 million state and federal UI claims during the pandemic including 1.4 million initial claims. Some federal programs require filing additional state claims.
North Carolina has surpassed the 1.4 million mark for initial state and federal unemployment insurance claims, the N.C. Division of Employment Security reported Friday.
There were 7,030 claims filed Thursday. The seven-day range is 3,966 on Jan. 2 to 15,870 on Sunday.
The record daily high for the pandemic stands at 43,297 claims filed on Dec. 27 â the day after the PEUC and PUA programs expired. DES said in a Dec. 27 statement that the increase in claims filed after Dec. 26 does not indicate . new claimants entering the system.
Altogether, there have been 3.14 million state and federal UI claims during the pandemic. Some federal programs require filing additional state claims.
VEC releases timeline for implementing renewed unemployment benefits programs On Wednesday the VEC released new information on now the unemployment benefits programs under the second CARES Act would be implemented. (Source: NBC12) By Karina Bolster | January 6, 2021 at 7:29 PM EST - Updated January 15 at 10:20 AM
HENRICO Co., Va. (WWBT) - The Virginia Employment Commission (VEC) has released new information on when extended and enhanced unemployment benefits will begin to rollout.
On Dec. 27, 2020, President Donald Trump signed the second COVID-19 relief bill into law. Under the “Continued Assistance to Unemployed Workers Act of 2020” section of the law, it outlines how states should move forward with implementing unemployment benefits through the second relief package at the guidance of the U.S. Department of Labor.
The N.C. Division of Employment Security reported Tuesday that the temporary expiration of federal extended unemployment benefits has contributed to another surge in daily claims.