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Dec 28, 2020 · The new relief bill also provides an extra $300 a week for those on unemployment between Dec. 27 and March 13. Even if these payments, called Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation, aren’t available immediately, they will be paid retroactively to Dec. 27 for those …

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Jul 31, 2021 · In five weeks, three key federal benefit programs are set to end, which based on current counts could leave 98,000 without a supplemental $300 a week in federal assistance, …

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Feb 13, 2021 · A small group of unemployed Coloradans gather at the Colorado Department of Labor downtown to voice their complaints that they have not received their pandemic unemployment payments on Feb. 8, 2021 in Denver, Colorado. ... the state paid nearly 150,000 people approximately $145.7 million in Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation …

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Jul 16, 2021 · Federal unemployment benefits are set to expire in the week ending Sept. 4 — which will affect tens of thousands of Coloradans. Workers will no longer get the $300-a-week …

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How many Colorado residents are without unemployment benefits?

In five weeks, three key federal benefit programs are set to end, which based on current counts could leave 98,000 Colorado residents without their primary source of unemployment benefits and another 36,000 without a supplemental $300 a week in federal assistance, according to a weekly update from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. ...

What happened to Coloradans' unemployment benefits?

That’s a relief to a half-million Coloradans who are in the state’s unemployment system. Many saw their benefits end on the day after Christmas, when the CARES Act expired and stopped paying federal benefits to self-employed and gig workers and to tens of thousands of Coloradans who had used up their regular state unemployment benefits. ...

When do unemployment benefits end in Colorado?

A third program, Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation, provides about 36,000 Colorado residents with an additional $300 a week in federal unemployment benefits. It is also set to end on the week of Sept. 4. ...

What happened to Colorado's jobless claims?

Weekly jobless claims in Colorado dipped just before the federal government’s pandemic aid program for unemployed workers ended. The state’s first-time filings fell to 2,978 for the week ending on Sept. 4, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. That compared with 3,233 claims the previous week. ...

What happened to Coloradans' unemployment benefits after Christmas?

Many saw their benefits end on the day after Christmas, when the CARES Act expired and stopped paying federal benefits to self-employed and gig workers and to tens of thousands of Coloradans who had used up their regular state unemployment benefits. ...

What will happen to Colorado’s $300 a week unemployment boost?

Workers will no longer get the $300-a-week unemployment boost that’s been in place since early in the pandemic, and anyone who has received more than 26 weeks of benefits may be cut off entirely. “The expiration date to these programs is fast approaching,” warned Joe Barela, executive director of the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. ...