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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
4
Editor's note presents questions and answers prepared by R B Anderson chairman of the Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission. The piece offers a simplified interpretation of provisions in the recently enacted Texas Unemployment Compensation Act. Further Q and A items will follow in this paper.
Question 4 explains weekly benefit credits and caps under the Texas Unemployment Compensation Act. It describes earning credits at four weeks of work per one week of benefits, a yearly 115 week limit, possible extra weeks if unemployed beyond 15 weeks, and a fallback rate of one week per 20 weeks after using credits. It notes maximum 25 weeks per year and directs inquiries to R B Anderson, chairman, Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission, Austin.
The guidance explains that credits are not fixed per partial week but relate to the actual benefits you would receive. If you are only partially employed and receive partial benefits, you do not consume a standard four or twenty week allotment for each partial week.
Mr and Mrs Joe Warner move from Bronte to Anson indicating another Bronte family departs the area.
The West Texas Utilities Co. claims long ago commitment to high service at low cost, noting housewives now enjoy triple the comforts of electric service a decade ago. The incentive rate for appliances lowers costs, with electric refrigerators ranges and water heaters priced under five cents per kilowatt hour, making electric service affordable in the modern home.
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