Michigan approves extending unemployment benefits to 26 weeks, raising max weekly benefit to $614 by 2027.
The Michigan House of Representatives has approved extending unemployment benefits from 20 to 26 weeks, aligning with neighboring states. This move aims to attract workers back to Southwest Michigan, especially in construction and trades, where Indiana previously offered better support. Additionally, the maximum weekly benefit will increase from $362 to $614 by 2027, helping workers manage the rising cost of living.
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