Trump administration proposes stricter work-search rules for unemployment benefits
Summary
The Trump administration has proposed stricter work-search rules for unemployment benefits, CNBC reported on Monday 9 November, a Labor Department proposal that would require unemployment claimants to report at least five qualifying work-search activities each week. Under the proposed federal rule, Americans seeking unemployment aid would have to conduct more job searches each week, CBS News reported.
Latest: The Trump administration proposed stricter work-search rules for unemployment benefits, a Labor Department proposal that would require unemployment claimants to report at least five qualifying work-search activities each week, CNBC reported, CBS News writing that under the proposed federal rule Americans seeking unemployment aid would have to conduct more job searches each week.
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Monday 9 November
The Trump administration proposed stricter work-search rules for unemployment benefits, a Labor Department proposal that would require unemployment claimants to report at least five qualifying work-search activities each week, CNBC reported, CBS News writing that under the proposed federal rule Americans seeking unemployment aid would have to conduct more job searches each week.