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President Discusses Hurricane Relief in Address to the Nation
President Bush Addresses the Nation on Recovery From Katrina
FACT SHEET
Additional Information on
Unemployment Insurance
Additional Information on
Disaster Unemployment Assistance
Additional Information on
National Emergency Grants (NEG)
More assistance available to
Hurricane victims
Hurricane Katrina Recovery
Waiver Flexibility for Hurricane Katrina Recovery
News Releases
U.S. Department Of Labor Announces $1.3 Million Grant to Assist Hurricane Katrina Evacuees in Oklahoma
U.S. Labor Department Announces $4.3 Million National Emergency Grant for Hurricane Wilma Recovery and Cleanup Efforts in Florida
U.S. Department Of Labor Announces $1.1 Million Grant to Assist Hurricane Katrina Evacuees in Kentucky
U.S. Department Of Labor Announces $500,000 Grant to Assist Hurricane Katrina Evacuees in Tennessee
U.S. Department of Labor Launches Re-employment Partnership in Mississippi to Help Hurricane Katrina Evacuees
U.S. Department of Labor Launches “Pathways to Employment” Initiative Expanding Employment Services for Hurricane Survivors
U.S. Department of Labor Extends Disaster Unemployment Assistance Eligibility for Jobless in Hurricane Rita-Affected Region
U.S. Department of Labor Issues Regulatory Relief Advisory for Katrina-Impacted States
U.S. Department of Labor to Coordinate States Volunteering to Handle UI Claims of Katrina-Affected Workers
U.S. Department of Labor Moves to Assist Job Seekers and Employers on Employee Identification Needs
Contact Information for Federal Identification Replacement
U.S. Labor Department Announces $12 Million in Training Grantsto Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas
U.S. Labor Department Announces Job Bank to Assist Workers and Employers Affected by Hurricane Katrina
U.S. Labor Secretary Elaine L. Chao Visits Hurricane-Ravaged Gulf Coast Region With President’s Economic Team
U.S. Labor Department Announces $30.8 Million to Help Four States Quickly Distribute Unemployment Insurance Following Hurricane Katrina
U.S. Labor Department Announces $75 Million National Emergency Grant to Assist Over 37, 500 Louisiana And Mississippi Evacuees Displaced by Hurricane Katrina - September 6, 2005
Labor Secretary Elaine L. Chao Announces $62.1 Million in Aid To Assist Louisiana's Hurricane Katrina Recovery Efforts - September 3, 2005
U.S. Labor Department Announces $50 Million National Emergency Grant to Create Approximately 10,000 Temporary Jobs to Assist Mississippi's Hurricane Katrina Recovery Efforts - September 2, 2005
U.S. Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao Announces $4 Million to Aid Alabama's Hurricane Katrina Recovery Efforts - August 31, 2005
Notice on Employee Identification Requirements
Assisting Employers and Job Seekers with Employee Identification Needs
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Created: October 23, 2006
Updated: January 13, 2009
