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Disaster unemployment assistance program. Interim final rule; request for comments
Federal Register
|January 5, 2002
Summary
The Department of Labor clarifies eligibility for disaster unemployment assistance (DUA) following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. This interim rule allows for public comments before a final rule is issued.
Area of Science:
- Labor Law
- Emergency Rulemaking
- Public Policy
Background:
- Major disasters declared following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
- Need for clear guidelines on disaster unemployment assistance (DUA).
Purpose of the Study:
- To issue an interim final rule clarifying DUA eligibility.
- To provide a mechanism for public comment on emergency rulemaking.
Main Methods:
- Issuance of an interim final rule by the Employment and Training Administration (ETA).
- Inclusion of a post-publication comment period for public participation.
Main Results:
- Interim rule clarifies DUA eligibility criteria.
- Public comment period is open for input.
Conclusions:
- The Department will finalize the rule after considering public comments.
- Ensures clarity and public input in disaster unemployment assistance policy.
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