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Missouri's Minimum Wage to Increase July 24, 2009

 

Unemployment Benefits Available to Storm Victims

                                                                June 23, 2009

 

President Barack Obama declared a major disaster for 28 Missouri counties on June 19, 2009 allowing Missourians whose employment or self-employment was lost or interrupted due to severe storms, tornadoes and flooding from May 8, 2009, to May 16, 2009, to apply for up to 26 weeks of Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA). Read more...

**Unemployment Benefits Notice**

Under the Federal Stimulus Program

June 2009

 

On June 12, 2009, Governor Jay Nixon signed HB 1075 into law. As a result, Extended Benefits (EB) up to 20 weeks may be available to those who have exhausted both their weeks of state unemployment benefits and weeks of Federal Emergency Compensation (EUC) benefits by December 19, 2009. Those who have exhausted their benefits will be receiving notification letters by mail containing instructions on how to file for the additional weeks of EB. The last day to file an EB claim is December 24, 2009. Starting Monday, June 15, 2009, at 8:00 a.m., you may call your Regional Claims Centers to file your EB claim. (See below)

For Missourians who exhausted their regular Missouri unemployment benefits (maximum 26 weeks), you may file for Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation (EUC) and potentially receive up to 33 weeks of additional benefits. To make an initial application, call your Regional Claims Center. (See below)

THE INITIAL APPLICATION FOR EB OR EUC CANNOT BE MADE ONLINE. CALL YOUR REGIONAL CLAIMS CENTER.

Address and Fax Number for All Regional Claims Centers (RCC):
PO Box 3915
Jefferson City, MO 65102-3915
Fax 573-751-9730

Jefferson City RCC
Local Calling Area 573-751-9040
Outside Local Calling Area 800-320-2519

Kansas City RCC
Local Calling Area 816-889-3101
Outside Local Calling Area 800-320-2519

Springfield RCC
Local Calling Area 417-895-6851
Outside Local Calling Area 800-320-2519

St. Louis RCC
Local Calling Area 314-340-4950
Outside Local Calling Area 800-320-2519

 

 

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 Labor Quick Facts
     For the Month of May 2009
  Unemployment Rate 9.0%
  Initial Unemployment Insurance Claims Filed 41,115
  Minimum Wage $7.05
  Potential OSHA Fines Avoided by Missouri Businesses $325,240.00
  Workers' Compensation Injuries Filed 8,639
 

Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund Balance as of 6/19/09

Amount of Title XII Loans as of 6/19/09

$74,136,547.40

$185,883,101.76


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