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1. Social security, unemployment compensation, welfare, Medicare, food stamps, and public housing are examples.

2. While unemployment compensation is better than nothing, a job is better than either.

3. Pensions, health insurance, supplementary unemployment compensation have added to the protection.

4. And by collecting unemployment compensation, laid-off workers can continue spending, keeping the overall economy from slumping further.

5. First, "automatic stabilizers" (such as unemployment compensation) came into play during the recession.

6. He says in some cases "senseless" rules cut unemployment compensation to people who sign up for education and training to prepare them for future jobs.

7. "It is a testament to making sure unemployment compensation is available, making sure we are looking out for people who have lost their jobs," she said.

8. These include: social security, workers compensation, unemployment compensation, insurance, and retirement benefits.

9. His idea is to cap expenditure on entitlements: the mandatory spending on things like pensions, medical benefits and unemployment compensation.

10. Of course, at some point, usually twenty-six weeks, the unemployment compensation runs out.

11. After I lost my job, I started receiving $ 300 a week in unemployment compensation.

12. An employee who was given that choice and chooses resignation can still receive unemployment compensation or file a lawsuit against the boss.

13. It would be equally ridiculous to think of taxing only unemployed workers to finance the unemployment compensation payments which they receive.

14. His problems started when one of the subcontractors collected unemployment compensation while working at the restaurant, he said.

15. The Labor Department data show the number of Americans signing up for unemployment compensation declined slightly last week (by 6,000 to a total of 439,000).

16. The same can be said with the trickier concept of unemployment compensation insurance/benefits.

17. In contrast, workers who are laid off and unemployed can file claims for unemployment compensation, which results in a financial burden for the government.

18. The court held that the activity of appellant's salesmen was not only substantial, but also gave rise to the obligation to contribute to the unemployment compensation fund.

19. The recession cost more than $800 billion in lost revenues from businesses and individuals and in automatic spending for safety-net programs like unemployment compensation.

20. The service terminated her last August, and she was denied unemployment compensation.

21. A rise in the number of Americans drawing long-term unemployment compensation also made a sharp economic rebound seem less likely.

22. The financial impact on an individual family may be cushioned by the availability of unemployment compensation.

23. He was thrown into unemployment when the factory closed, and now he is living on the unemployment compensation.

24. The recession cost more than $800 billion in lost revenues from businesses and individuals and in automatic spending for safety-net programs like unemployment compensation. Mr.

25. Established under the provisions of the Social Security Act of 1935,(sentencedict.com/unemployment compensation.html) the Federal-State Unemployment Compensation Program is the basic program of income support for unemployed U. S. workers.

26. OVERVIEW: Appellee state sought to collect from appellant corporation a deficiency in the payment of contributions to the state unemployment compensation fund.

27. The bureau, which is under the Labor Department, cannot use unemployment compensation records to count the out-of-work, because they are not reliable or up-to-date enough.

28. There is more to setting up a company than incorporating it, of course: insurance, business license, unemployment compensation, various things with the IRS.