UnEmployment

What is Unemployment?

• Anyone not working.

• Anyone who can't work.

• People who are between jobs.

• Anyone 16 or older actively looking for work but can not find employment.

The U.S has how many unemployment systems?

• 1

• 51

• 50

• 53

How did states help the unemployment fund when federal funds were not enough?

• By making a website for jobs.

• By raising taxes on businesses.

• By taxing government officials even more.

• By taxing every household that owns a car.

How do you apply for unemployment benefits?

• Do nothing 

• Apply for at least 3 jobs a week and file for unemployment with your state.

• Just apply for at least 2 jobs a week

• Wait for the government to contact you

In Tennessee, what is the website called that you submit your searches on

• Jobs.com

• Apply.gov

• JOBS4TN.GOV

• Broke.com

In response to the pandemic who gave states more than a billion dollars to boost unemployment benefits?

• Mr. Russell

• The Federal Government

• US Congress

• Elon Musk

What are the three types of unemployment?

• Frictional, Cyclical, and Structural.

• Statically, Cripple, and Fraction.

• All of these.

• None of these.

When does frictional Unemployment happen?

• When Coach Russell says so.

• Occurs when people take time to find a job.

• Rises during economic downturns and falls.

• Occurs because of a geographic or skill based.

Who does unemployment harm?

• Worker

• Businesses

• No One

• Everyone because it represents good and serves not produced.

How many people will apply for safety net programs like Unemployment at some point in their working life?

• 1 out of 10

• 2 out of 5

• 2 out of 100

• 4 out of 5