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The outlook is improving for Vermont job-seekers
- June 20, 2023
- Public Assets Institute
Unemployment Insurance
Publications
West Virginia’s Job Mismatch
- April 25, 2023
- West Virginia Center on Budget and Policy
- Sean O'Leary
Providing unemployment insurance to immigrants and other excluded workers: A state roadmap for inclusive benefits
- September 7, 2022
- Immigration Research Initiative
10-Point Plan for Texas Unemployment Insurance Reform
- July 8, 2021
- Every Texan
- Jonathan Lewis
When crisis and calamity take jobs away, the market economy alone cannot provide working people the help they need to make ends meet. That is where the Texas Unemployment Insurance system comes in. While the magnitude of the COVID-19 pandemic is unprecedented, overwhelming the Texas Workforce Commission’s ability to serve applicants on a timely basis, it has also exposed structural weaknesses in the system. The millions of workers who lost jobs through layoffs or furloughs have had extraordinary difficulty applying for and accessing benefits. To modernize a critical earned benefit and better serve the needs of Texans, the Texas AFL-CIO and Every Texan (formerly known as the Center for Public Policy Priorities) propose the following reforms.