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Attached unemployment

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Attached unemployment is a type of temporary layoff in which a company files weekly unemployment claims for the people it has laid off. Traditionally, manufacturers have used attached unemployment, but now more and more small businesses are adopting it.[1] In some cases, the company continues to pay health insurance to the temporarily laid off employee.

Reference

  1. ↑ NPR.Org - Small Business Stays Attached To Laid-Off Workers

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