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FL S1518
Bill
AI Summary
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Reduces work search requirement from five to three prospective employers per week (two in small counties), and allows online job submissions to satisfy the requirement.
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Establishes alternative base period calculation for wage eligibility, using the four most recently completed calendar quarters before the benefit year if standard base period wages are less than $3,400.
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Increases minimum weekly benefit amount from $32 to $100 and maximum from $275 to $375; increases maximum total benefit amount per year from $6,325 to $9,375.
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Extends maximum benefit duration from 23 weeks to 25 weeks when state unemployment rate equals or exceeds 10.5 percent, and increases baseline duration from 12 weeks to 14 weeks.
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Prohibits denying reemployment assistance solely based on pregnancy and changes unemployment rate calculation from 3-month average to most recent monthly rate for determining benefit duration.
Legislative Description
Reemployment Assistance
Last Action
Died in Commerce and Tourism
5/5/2023