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January 20 Update:   The National Employment Law Project is urging Congress to continue the extended unemployment benefits  program, including full federal funding of Extended Benefits, the $25 per week in Federal Additional Compensation, and the 65% 15-month COBRA subsidy through the end of 2010.  Action is needed now because the current unemployment extensions are set to expire at the end of February.  Here’s how to send a message to Congress ask them to extend benefits for workers who are going to run out:  http://www.nelp.org/page/speakout/FederalUI2010 If you’re out of work, please add your story to our collection: Share Your Unemployment Story Read Unemployed Worker Stories December 22 Update: President Obama has signed…


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