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program is financed by unemployment tax contributions paid by employers for each covered worker. We note that California law allows a part-time employee
to file a UI claim.
Statutory Benefit Level. State law establishes benefit levels. Currently, the maximum weekly benefit is capped by state law at $230 per week for 26 weeks. The
amount of benefits available is based on the claimant's earnings in the "base period." The "base period" is a 12 month-long period. The quarter within the base
period in which the highest wages were received generally determines the weekly benefit amount. To qualify for benefits in California, a claimant must have
generally earned at least $1,300 in the highest quarter of the base period.
Current Benefit Payments. The purpose of UI is to ensure that at least basic necessities, (food, shelter and clothing) can be met while an active search for new
employment takes place. In California benefit payments vary depending on the claimant's base period earnings. According to EDD:

About 50 percent of UI claimants receive between $40 and $149 per week in UI benefits.
25 percent of unemployed workers receive between $150 to $229 per week in UI benefits.
The remaining 25 percent of unemployed workers receive the maximum wage benefit amount of $230.

Benefits Last Increased in 1992. As noted above, state law establishes benefit levels, and benefits were last increased in 1992. This change was the final
increment of a three-year phased-in maximum benefit increase mandated by Chapter 1146, Statutes of 1989 (SB 600, Roberti). We note that recent legislation,
SB 546 (Solis), would have gradually increased the maximum weekly benefit to $380 by January 2003. The bill was vetoed, in part because it lacked a
financing mechanism, and therefore would have adversely impacted the UI Fund.
Wage Replacement Over the Life of the Program. As noted above, the maximum benefit was raised to $230 in 1992. At that time, this maximum benefit level
represented 39 percent of the average weekly nonagricultural wage in California.
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