No more unemployment benefits that continue indefinitely: this is how De Wever and co want to limit them in time

No more unemployment benefits that continue indefinitely: the future Arizona government wants to limit that support in time. When that benefit stops depends on how much an unemployed person has already worked in the past. To receive the maximum benefit of two years, he or she must have worked for at least five years. The only exception to that rule? People over 55. Although there is an important catch.

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