Utah Excels in Re-Employing Its Unemployed Labor Force

8. June 2016


The U.S. Department of Labor most recent quarterly summary report for October-December 2015 ranks Utah 7th overall when it comes to duration of an individual collecting benefits and 2nd when taken within the context of the maximum number of weeks available.

The average individual qualifies for 21.7 weeks and only collects 12.1 weeks, about half of the benefits they qualify for before returning to work. More...



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