WISCONSIN UNEMPLOYMENT LAW COMMENTS AND ANALYSIS
Here is some updated information on the claim-filing questions in Wisconsin. You can find prior versions of these questions at this October 2020 post, which has the questions that existed as of September 2020.
This info is based on the Department’s initial claim questions that are available here, and the weekly certifications questions…
Debt ceiling talks are focused on abstract “work requirements.” What these actually mean are not described in any detail. The unstated presumption is that people who receive government benefits do not work in some way because of those government benefits.
In reality, these “work requirements” do not make any sense. Unemployment, for example, is based…
The month of May is going to be eventful, as either a deal on the debt ceiling will be reached (i.e., raising it) or a massive recession and possible economic calamity will strike. Or, just maybe we will get a combination of both because a giant coin or issuance of fancy debt called premium bonds…
At the January 2023 meeting of the Advisory Council, the Department presented the public testimony from the November 2022 public hearing. As has happened in the past, there was no discussion or examination of that testimony.
Note: Examination of the last three unemployment public hearings and the testimony provided in 2020, 2018, and 2016…
