California Weighs Its Own $600 Weekly Unemployment Support

The video discusses the $600 weekly unemployment benefits for Californians, which may not be extended federally. Phil Ting emphasizes the state's responsibility to support citizens financially. A $100 billion stimulus plan aims to aid economic recovery. The federal unemployment benefits have expired, reducing California's checks to $340 weekly. Congress is debating a relief package, with Senate Republicans proposing a reduction to $200 weekly benefits until states can provide 70% of prior income.

What is the weekly unemployment benefit amount for Californians that is at risk if Congress does not extend it?

• $1000

• $600

• $340

• $200

What is the proposed amount for California's stimulus plan to aid economic recovery?

• $100 billion

• $50 billion

• $500 billion

• $200 billion

What is the average weekly unemployment check amount in California after the federal payout expired?

• $600

• $200

• $340

• $400

What is the proposed reduction in emergency unemployment benefits by Senate Republicans?

• From $600 to $300

• From $600 to $100

• From $600 to $400

• From $600 to $200

Until when would the federal government fund unemployment benefits according to the new proposal?

• Until states can provide 70% of prior income

• Until states can provide 50% of prior income

• Until states can provide 60% of prior income

• Until states can provide 80% of prior income