Initial unemployment claims remain on stable, lower level in N.C.
Initial unemployment claims in N.C. remain on weekend up-and-down pattern
North Carolina’s unemployment rate reached another COVID-19 pandemic monthly low of 4.6% in June.
Yet, as has been the case since November, the state and Triad jobless rate continue to decrease more because of individuals dropping out of the workforce than from net gains in hiring.
Initial state and federal unemployment insurance claims trickled down this week in North Carolina, although remaining at an elevated level from recent weeks.
Initial state and federal unemployment claims in North Carolina remained on a modest uptick this week, according to the latest N.C. Division of Employment Security report Friday.
There were 1,486 claims Tuesday, 1,420 on Wednesday and 1,967 on Thursday.
As Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper considers whether to veto a return-to-work N.C. Senate bill, Republican legislative leaders and the N.C. Chamber are ramping up their pressure to dissuade him.
Initial state and federal unemployment claims in North Carolina had a modest increase over the weekend after state Republican legislators approved ending federal benefits by as early as five weeks.
The N.C. Division of Employment Security reported Tuesday there were 1,064 claims Friday, 481 on Saturday, 1,633 on Sunday and 1,942 on Monday.
Initial state and federal unemployment claims in North Carolina is stabilizing in the 475 to 2,000 daily range as state Republican legislators approved ending federal benefits by as early as five weeks.
North Carolina continues to experience a slow decline in weekly unemployment benefit claims, according to U.S. Labor Department.
The federal pandemic unemployment compensation (FPUC) program has provided some unemployed and furloughed North Carolinians with an extra $300 benefit per week.
Initial state and federal unemployment claims reached another COVID-19 pandemic low on Saturday.
Initial state and federal unemployment claims continue to trickle down on a daily basis in North Carolina.
Legislature forms concurrence committee in attempt to reach a compromise on a bill that would compel North Carolina’s withdrawal from a federal extended unemployment-benefit program.
Weekly initial unemployment-insurance benefit claims in North Carolina reached another low for the COVID-19 pandemic.
Initial state and federal unemployment claims remain on recent pattern of nearing or reaching a pandemic daily low on Saturday and a significant rebound the next two days.
North Carolina has surpassed 3.7 million state and federal unemployment claims for the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Weekly initial unemployment-insurance benefit claims in North Carolina dropped below 5,000 for the first time during the COVID-19 pandemic.
North Carolina had 4,919 claims for the week that ended June 5, compared with a revised 5,932 the previous week.
Initial state and federal unemployment claims remained on its recent pattern of nearing or reaching a pandemic daily low on Saturday and a significant rebound the next two days.
The resumption of weekly work-search requirements begins Monday for unemployed and furloughed North Carolinians.
Daily initial unemployment benefit claims remained stable this week in North Carolina as the state House moved forward on ending participation in two pivotal federal extended programs.
Initial unemployment-insurance benefit claims remained on a downward trend in North Carolina last week, the U.S. Labor Department reported Thursday.
North Carolina has surpassed $12 billion in initial state and federal unemployment-insurance benefit payment for the COVID-19 pandemic.
Initial state and federal unemployment-insurance benefit claims trickled down statewide, according to the latest N.C. Division of Employment Security report released Friday.
Initial unemployment-insurance benefit claims dropped again in North Carolina last week, the U.S. Labor Department reported Thursday.
As North Carolina nears $12 billion in state and federal unemployment insurance benefits for the COVID-19 pandemic, the state reached another daily pandemic low in filed claims over the weekend.