Benefits expiring doesn’t drop you “off the rolls.”
They may drop you off a bridge.................
>> Benefits expiring doesn’t drop you “off the rolls.” <<
Yes and no. Merely having your benefits expire doesn’t drop you off the U-3 unemployment rate, the most widely cited unemployment rate. However, you must still be actively looking for work. When there’s no work to be had, people will still go through the motions to qualify for their benefits; when those benefits expire, they drop off the rolls if they quit going through the motions.
According the the column and others I have heard it does.
I was wondering we have also had county to county un-employment how does that work. Lets say you live in Riverside county but work in orange county. You loose your job and now your un-employment checks are sent to your home in riverside.
How are you counted? Unemployed in Orange or unemployed in riverside?