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209.061 – WEEKLY EXTENDED BENEFIT AMOUNT. The weekly | Texas Law

Learn about Texas's WEEKLY EXTENDED BENEFIT AMOUNT. The weekly law, including definitions, penalties, and legal implications.

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209.061 – WEEKLY EXTENDED BENEFIT AMOUNT. The weekly

Texas Labor Code § 209.061

Summary

This law establishes that the weekly extended benefit amount for unemployed individuals equals their weekly benefit amount from their benefit year. It affects individuals who are eligible for extended unemployment benefits during their eligibility period.

Sets weekly extended benefit equal to the prior weekly benefit amount.

Applies during total unemployment in the eligibility period.

Affects individuals receiving extended unemployment benefits.

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