H-Town: Dino (L), Daryl (C), Solomon (Dinoâs fraternal twin brother) (R) The remaining members of H-Town, Solomon (Dinoâs twin brother) and Darryl are still keeping the H-Town legacy alive and constantly tour overseas and in the U.S. to sold out crowds.
The percentage reduction in the employeeâs work hours determines the amount of unemployment benefits a worker receives each week. If the workerâs hours are reduced by 20 percent, the worker will receive 20 percent of their weekly benefit amount. Consider this scenario, for example:
Weekly Benefit Amounts. The WorkShare benefit has a specific calculation to determine how much a person will be eligible to receive in unemployment benefits. The calculation is the person's regular weekly unemployment benefit amount multiplied by the percentage reduction in the individual's weekly hours of work. For example if the weekly benefit amount is $427 and the individual has a 40% reduction in their weekly hours of work then the amount they would be eligible for is $171. ($427 * 40% = $171) The employer will submit a continued claim for each week that the individual participates in WorkShare.