Limits unemployment insurance benefits to thirty times the weekly benefit rate per benefit year.
New York S09383 amends the labor law to cap unemployment insurance benefits at thirty times the claimant's weekly benefit rate in any benefit year. This change applies to all claimants, with exceptions as outlined in sections six hundred one and subdivision two of section five hundred ninety-nine. The bill aims to establish a clear limit on the duration of unemployment benefits, ensuring they do not exceed this threshold.
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