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Unemployment benefits: Did the $300 boost cause the worker shortage?


Julie Antoine wants to go back to work.  
The 60-year-old unemployed travel agent used to make around $7,000 a month working in Gainesville, Florida. But since losing her two jobs at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, she has relied on the state s unemployment benefit, which tops out at $275 a week, an amount equal to what Antoine used to make in two days.
It is nothing close to what I was earning .  even with the (extra) $600 and the $300 that they were giving, she says of the temporary federal boosts to Florida s unemployment checks. I’d rather work and make $7,000 a month than not work and make $1,100.   ....

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'I'd rather work': Debate rages as states cut unemployment and workers seek jobs, better pay


I d rather work : Debate rages as states cut unemployment and workers seek jobs, better pay
Charisse Jones and Jessica Menton, USA TODAY
Whitmer wants to use virus aid to hike hourly wage
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Julie Antoine wants to go back to work.  
The 60-year-old unemployed travel agent used to make around $7,000 a month working in Gainesville, Florida. But since losing her two jobs at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, she has relied on the state s unemployment benefit, which tops out at $275 a week, an amount equal to what Antoine used to make in two days.
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Unemployment benefits: Did the $300 boost cause the worker shortage?


Julie Antoine wants to go back to work.  
The 60-year-old unemployed travel agent used to make around $7,000 a month working in Gainesville, Florida. But since losing her two jobs at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, she has relied on the state s unemployment benefit, which tops out at $275 a week, an amount equal to what Antoine used to make in two days.
It is nothing close to what I was earning .  even with the (extra) $600 and the $300 that they were giving, she says of the temporary federal boosts to Florida s unemployment checks. I’d rather work and make $7,000 a month than not work and make $1,100.   ....

United States , New York , New Hampshire , San Francisco , Lydia Boussour , Ashlee Lindsey , Nicolas Petrosky Nadeau , Carl Van Horn , Doug Ducey , Pamela Cooney , Kay Ivey , Andrew Stettner , Aneta Markowska , Julie Antoine , Charisse Jones , Labor Turnover , Home Base , Federal Reserve Bank , Bureau Of Labor Statistics , Workforce Development At Rutgers University , Century Foundation , Heldrich Center , Job Openings , Labor Turnover Survey , Workforce Development , Oxford Economics ,