Michigan HB5000 amends unemployment benefits, adjusting weekly benefit rates and clarifying eligibility criteria.
Michigan HB5000 amends the unemployment benefits system by adjusting the weekly benefit rate calculation and clarifying eligibility criteria. The bill specifies that the weekly benefit rate is 5.1% of the individual's wages in the highest-earning quarter of the base period, plus a monetary amount for each dependent, up to a maximum of five. It also adjusts the maximum weekly benefit rates for different periods.
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