INDIANA UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE

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Indiana Unemployment Insurance benefits is an option for unemployed residents who have lost employment through no fault of their own. The State provides Indiana state benefits assistance set by the latest Government bill, and Indiana State law guidelines.

Indiana WorkOne Unemployment Insurance

Indiana insurance amounts are determined by the amount you were earning before being laid off. Keep in mind, there are requirements to qualify for insurance in Indiana to begin with, like how many weeks you worked at your previous job.
State benefits are generally offered for a 26 week maximum. It is important to note that when the unemployment rate in Indiana is higher than usual, unemployed Indiana residents can qualify for an extension. The State of will compensate benefits equal to 50% (percent) of the wage amount you've previously earned (in most cases).

In Indiana, unemployed workers are expected to continue to search for new employment
in order to maintain their insurance eligibility.

Unemployment Insurance Indiana

Requirements for compensation amounts and lengths of benefits depend on the current rate for Indiana. Full detail on all requirements in regards to receiving compensation can be found on the Indiana file page.

Unemployment Insurance in Indiana

Those who have exhausted all original UI are entitled to extended benefits or extension IF the rate is higher than usual.

Under these circumstances, the basic extended benefits program in actually provides up to 13 extra weeks of compensation. As of 2012, Indiana has implemented a voluntary program that extends tiers of anywhere from 7 weeks to a 20 week (maximum).