PA EB Question

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Hi all,

I am hoping someone can answer a question I have on PA State EB.


I know that with PA unemployment at 7.5% State EB will trigger off on June 11th. I also know that their is legislation that will give PA a three year look back so that the 13 week regular EB will continue past the June 11th deadline. I have looked and looked and cannot find any information on where this bill now sits. I know that a state republican's bill to continue the EB but to cut other unempoyment benfits was shut down and rejected, but that's all I can find. No info on if this bill will be debated and we will continue EB past June 11th. Does anyone know what the current PA EB three year look back legislation status is ? Many thanks for reading.

Good luck. I will be praying for you. Thanks actctz, I didn't get here fast enough to answer.

Please let us know how the interview goes.

Good luck, c6!

Hi Atctz from another 'burgher!

Well I had to reschedule the interview until Thursday I had to get carfare together it is over 10 dollars each way and my EB well we know how that is but they did mail me 4 more claim forms today ???? so the manager understood and wants me to come in still that is a good sign right?
also have another interview thursday after this one for Medical Billing Instructor so hopefully I will be employed soon I pray to God thank all you guys for your support and prayers it means alot and I do the same for all of you God Bless

Thank you, actctz! It seems to be so hard to get answers and find information on the subject!

Hi Joan, I'm originally from NY, but I have lived in both Philly and now Pittsburghfor about 10 years or so. It's nice to see PA represented by so many members from all over.

This forum is a wonderful place to get answers lagoonc. There are many people on here who know much more about how unempoyment works then any UC service center rep does. When the old unemploymend friends shut down I was crushed, since 2.0 has come along though we again have a voice and support in this hell of unemployment.