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Depending on where you live in Texas, you may not have to conduct any work searches to be eligible for unemployment

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Breaking NewsWhile the work search requirement was reinstated in November, residents in many areas of the state are exempt because of rising COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.10:25 PM CST November 27, 2020By now, Texans receiving unemployment were supposed to be conducting three work searches per week in order to claim benefit payments.&nbsp;The Texas Workforce Commission the work search requirement in November, after having it suspended since April due to the pandemic.But it turns out, depending on your county of residence, you may have to do a lower number of searches or not do any job hunts at all.As COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations spike in many parts of Texas, some have chosen to reduce or remove the work search requirement.&nbsp;Local boards determine the number required based on "labor market conditions" for their area, according to the Texas Workforce Commission.So the count differs by county, but could change as local conditions also change.Here's a look at a number of North Texas counties that areto check the work search requirement for every Texas county.Paid AdvertisementNotifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.No ThanksAllow

Breaking NewsWhile the work search requirement was reinstated in November, residents in many areas of the state are exempt because of rising COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.10:25 PM CST November 27, 2020By now, Texans receiving unemployment were supposed to be conducting three work searches per week in order to claim benefit payments.&nbsp;The Texas Workforce Commission the work search requirement in November, after having it suspended since April due to the pandemic.But it turns out, depending on your county of residence, you may have to do a lower number of searches or not do any job...

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