Disaster unemployment benefit amounts, October to December 1990
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U.S. Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
Washington, D.C. 20210
Classification: UI
Correspondence symbol: TEUMI
Issue date: October 29, 1990
Rescissions: None
Expiration date: October 31, 1991
Directive: UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PROGRAM LETTER NO. 02-91
To: ALL STATE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY AGENCIES
From: DONALD J. KULICK, Administrator for Regional Management
Subject: Average Weekly Benefit Amount (AWBA) for Major Disasters that Occur During the First Quarter of FY 1991 (October 1 thru December 31, 1990)
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Purpose. To transmit AWBA for major disasters that occur during the first quarter of FY 1991 (October 1 thru December 31, 1990).
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Background. The attached listing identifies the AWBA which is to be used when computing the weekly amount of disaster unemployment assistance for major disasters that occur during the first quarter of fiscal year 1991. An updated listing will be provided for each subsequent quarter.
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Action Required. State Employment Security Agencies are requested to provide this information to the appropriate staff.
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Inquiries. Inquiries should be addressed to the appropriate Regional Office.
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Attachment. AWBA for Major Disasters That Occur During Quarter October 1 thru December 31, 1990 based on AWBA for Total Unemployment July 1, 1989 thru June-30, 1990.
Attachment — Average weekly benefit amounts, October–December 1990
Official attachment: https://oui.doleta.gov/dmstree/uipl/uipl91/uipl_0291a.pdf
AWBA FOR MAJOR DISASTERS THAT OCCUR
DURING QUARTER OCTOBER 1 THRU DECEMBER 31, 1990
BASED ON AWBA FOR TOTAL UNEMPLOYMENT,
JULY 1, 1989 THRU JUNE 30, 1990
STATE 07-01-89 THRU 06-30-90 USE ROUNDED AMOUNT
Alabama 113.06 114
Alaska 161.63 162
Arizona 120.24 121
Arkansas 133.09 134
California 133.02 134
Colorado 165.20 166
Connecticut 197.38 198
Delaware 170.47 171
District of Columbia 205.59 206
Florida 145.23 146
Georgia 139.70 140
Guam 158.81 159
Hawaii 185.03 186
Idaho 142.66 143
Illinois 165.96 166
Indiana 106.18 107
Iowa 158.49 159
Kansas 169.57 170
Kentucky 131.44 132
Louisiana 102.68 103
Maine 156.02 157
Maryland 167.98 168
Massachusetts 216.20 217
Michigan 198.02 199
Minnesota 188.34 189
Mississippi 110.23 111
Missouri 131.06 132
Montana 134.60 135
Nebraska 119.89 120
Nevada 158.59 159
New Hampshire 128.13 129
New Jersey 199.82 200
New Mexico 126.38 127
New York 177.23 178
North Carolina 149.57 150
North Dakota 134.27 135
Ohio 137.16 138
Oklahoma 147.11 148
Oregon 158.65 159
Pennsylvania 185.64 186
Puerto Rico 77.12 78
Rhode Island 188.85 189
South Carolina 125.75 126
South Dakota 120.87 121
Tennessee 111.16 112
Texas 160.49 161
Utah 162.40 163
Vermont 147.39 148
Virginia 143.97 144
Virgin Islands 124.34 125
Washington 162.88 163
West Virginia 143.34 144
Wisconsin 166.90 167
Wyoming 158.96 159
Data supplied by U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, Unemployment Insurance Service, August 8, 1990: CIS System.
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