Sentence examples for week of benefits from inspiring English sources

Faiella has one week of benefits to go.

The number of continued claims by unemployed workers who already filed for at least a week of benefits rose to 2.99 million in the week ended June 16, the latest period for which figures were available.

Continued claims of people still on jobless aid after an initial week of benefits fell to 6.273 million in the week ending July 4, the latest for which data is available.

Cameron's success in pressing the case for Trident came in the week of benefits and tax changes that Labour thought would be a turning point in their favour, but which was not – thanks to the emotion and symbolism of the grisly Philpott case.

In a sign that the unemployed are remaining on the rolls longer, continued claims -- from people who had already received at least a week of benefits -- rose to 2,993,000 in the week ended May 26, the latest period for which figures are available, from 2,784,000 the previous week.

Economists Lawrence Katz and Bruce Meyer, in a 1990 study, showed that an increase of one week of benefits increased the duration of unemployment by about 0.2 weeks.

The rally culminated a week of benefit concerts before packed houses of 19,000 people in Madison Square Garden each of the four previous nights.

In 2008, as the recession deepened, Congress provided 33 extra weeks of benefits.

The Business Council estimated that the average permanent, partial claimant would receive 344 weeks of benefits.

It refers to the 99 weeks of benefits that the jobless can qualify for in America.

Those out of work can qualify for up to 99 weeks of benefits in some states.