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Based on data released April 20, 2012 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics,
the three month average, seasonally adjusted Total Unemployment Rate in
Connecticut fell below the rate required for the state to remain in an Extended
Benefit Period within the federal Extended Benefits (EB) program. By law, EB can
not be paid outside of an Extended Benefit Period. Therefore, EB can not be
paid beyond the week ending May 12, 2012. If you are receiving EB, your
benefits will end as of week ending May 12, 2012 regardless of the amount of
benefits remaining in your EB balance.
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