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Over 13 million more people would be in poverty without unemployment insurance and stimulus payments: Senate Republicans are blocking legislation proven to reduce poverty
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Half a year into the pandemic and millions of people are unemployed: Congress must provide relief
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50 reasons the Trump administration is bad for workers: President Trump has said he would ‘protect’ and ‘fight for’ workers. Instead, his administration has systematically done the opposite.
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UI claims rising as jobs remain scarce: Senate Republicans must stop blocking the restoration of UI benefits
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Total initial UI claims have risen in each of the last four weeks: Congress must act
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Updated state unemployment data: Congress has failed to act as jobless claims remain high and workers scrape by on inadequate unemployment benefits
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UI claims remain historically high and the president’s executive memorandum is doing more harm than good: Congress must reinstate the extra $600
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UI claims remain historically high and the president’s sham executive memorandum is doing next to nothing: Congress must reinstate the $600
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Cuts to unemployment benefits harm millions of workers across the country: See updated state unemployment data
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Millions of workers are relying on unemployment insurance benefits that are being stalled and slashed
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Unemployment insurance claims remain historically high: Congress must reinstate the extra $600 immediately
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UI claims and GDP growth are historically bad: Now is not the time to cut benefits that are supporting jobs
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Why we still need the $600 unemployment benefit
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Joblessness remains at historic levels and there is no evidence UI is disincentivizing work: Congress must extend the extra $600 in UI benefits
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Joblessness remains at historic levels: The extra $600 in UI benefits expires next week—Congress must extend it
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Almost four months in, joblessness remains at historic levels: Congress must extend the extra $600 in UI benefits, which expires in a little more than two weeks
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More than three months in, job losses remain at historic levels: Over one in five workers are either on unemployment benefits or are waiting to get on
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A quarter of a year in, job losses remain at historic levels: More than one in five workers are either on unemployment benefits or are waiting to get on
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Three months in, the economic pain of the coronavirus pandemic continues: More than one in five workers are either on unemployment benefits or are waiting to get on
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Close to one in four workers are either on unemployment benefits or are waiting to receive them: Congress must take action
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EPI testimony regarding Title IV of the CARES Act: Testimony before the United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
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More than one in five workers are either receiving unemployment benefits or waiting for approval: Congress must do much, much more
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Nearly one in four workers has applied for unemployment benefits: Congress must do much, much more
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In the last eight weeks, more than one in five workers applied for state unemployment insurance benefits: Congress must act
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Nearly one in five workers applied for state unemployment insurance benefits in the last seven weeks: Congress must act to mitigate harm from unprecedented joblessness
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The extra $600 in unemployment insurance has been the best response yet to the economic shock of the coronavirus and should be extended
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Nearly 28 million workers applied for unemployment insurance benefits in the last six weeks: Congress must act to mitigate harm from unprecedented joblessness
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Unemployment filing failures: New survey confirms that millions of jobless were unable to file an unemployment insurance claim
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The next coronavirus relief package should provide aid to state and local governments, protect employed and unemployed workers, and invest in our democracy
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In the last five weeks, more than 24 million workers applied for unemployment insurance benefits