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  5. SB11 Alabama 2010 1st Special Session

SB11 Alabama 2010 1st Special Session

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Bill Summary

Sponsors
  • Tammy Irons
  • William “Bill” M. Beasley
  • Rodger Smitherman
  • Quinton Ross
  • Roger Bedford, Jr.
  • Priscilla Dunn
  • George M. “Marc” Keahey
  • Vivian Davis Figures
Session
First Special Session 2010
Title
Elections, campaign contributions, individual contributions to a candidate, limited, campaign funds expended by a candidate, limited
Description

This bill would allow persons who do not qualify for unemployment compensation to have their eligibility re-determined using an alternate base period

This bill would expand unemployment compensation benefits to persons seeking part-time work or persons who leave employment for certain compelling family reasons to receive unemployment benefits

This bill also provides up to an additional 26 weeks of unemployment compensation payable to a person receiving approved training

To amend Sections 25-4-1, 25-4-77, and 25-4-78, Code of Alabama 1975, relating to the determination of base period to allow persons to have their eligibility determined using an alternate base period, relating to benefit eligibility conditions to include part-time work and persons who leave employment for certain compelling family reasons; and to provide up to an additional 26 weeks of unemployment compensation to persons receiving approved training.

Subjects
Elections

Bill Actions

Action DateChamberAction
December 8, 2010Died in Committee on 12/16/2010

Bill Text

Download SB11 Alabama 2010 1st Special Session PDF

Bill Documents

TypeLink
Bill Text SB11 Alabama 2010 1st Special Session - Introduced
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