Six states cap their unemployment benefits at an amount that translates to less than the federal $7.25 hourly minimum wage.Six states cap their unemployment benefits at an amount that translates to less than the federal $7.25 hourly minimum wage.
Six states cap their unemployment benefits at an amount that translates to less than the federal $7.25 hourly minimum wage.Six states cap their unemployment benefits at an amount that translates to less than the federal $7.25 hourly minimum wage.