Kansas lawmakers are moving to give unemployed workers an extra 10 weeks of benefits and allow them to start collecting the relief a week earlier than normal.
The House commerce committee on Tuesday approved a bill that would allow people who’ve filed for unemployment benefits since Jan. 1 through April 1 to receive 26 weeks of benefits instead of the 16 weeks now allowed.
The House commerce committee on Tuesday approved a bill that would allow people who’ve filed for unemployment benefits since Jan. 1 through April 1 to receive 26 weeks of benefits instead of the 16 weeks now allowed.
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