The unemployment insurance fund in a state is generally:
A) at least partially funded by a tax on employers based on their number of employees and claim rate
B) designed to provide 12 months of benefits to anyone out of work
C) funded by title VII funds tied to Perkins funds
D) based on a participant being required to pursue job training while collecting benefits

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The unemployment insurance fund in a state is generally at least partially funded by a tax on employers based on their number of employees and claim rate. This tax is designed to fund benefits for workers who lose their jobs through no fault of their own. The duration of benefits may vary by state, but it is typically less than 12 months. There is no requirement for job training while collecting benefits.

The Unemployment Insurance Fund in a State Is Generally