New York A10304 amends the calculation of weekly unemployment insurance benefits based on a claimant's average weekly wage compared to the state.

New York A10304 amends the labor law to change how weekly unemployment insurance benefits are calculated. Under the new law, a claimant's weekly benefit is determined by comparing their average weekly wage to the state average weekly wage. If the claimant's average weekly wage is less than 50% of the state average, their weekly benefit is 85% of their average weekly wage. If it is between 50% and 100%, the benefit is 70% of the average weekly wage. If it exceeds 100%, the benefit is 50% of the average weekly wage.

New York A10304 amends the calculation of weekly unemployment insurance benefits based on a claimant's average weekly wage compared to the state.

New York A10304 amends the labor law to change how weekly unemployment insurance benefits are calculated. Under the new law, a claimant's weekly benefit is determined by comparing their average weekly wage to the state average weekly wage. If the claimant's average weekly wage is less than 50% of the state average, their weekly benefit is 85% of their average weekly wage. If it is between 50% and 100%, the benefit is 70% of the average weekly wage. If it exceeds 100%, the benefit is 50% of the average weekly wage.