How much can I expect to receive in unemployment benefits in South Carolina?

Asked 6 months ago
The amount of unemployment benefits an individual can expect to receive in South Carolina varies based on various factors. The state's benefit calculation considers the individual's earnings during a specific base period. Specifically, the highest earnings in two quarters of the base period are considered, and the weekly benefit amount is calculated at 1/26th of that total. There is a minimum weekly benefit of $42, and a maximum weekly benefit amount of $326 as of 2022. Additionally, there is a maximum duration of 20 weeks to receive benefits in the state. Eligibility requirements, such as actively seeking employment and being able to work, must also be met. For a more accurate determination of benefit amounts, it is recommended to use the online benefits estimator provided by the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce.
Answered Nov 2, 2023

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