Nonmonetary Eligibility in State
Unemployment Insurance Programs

Law and Practice

Consists of an econometric analysis of UI denial rates and factors that influence these rates, and in-depth studies of six state UI systems that explore factors that are typically "unobservable" in most statistical analyses.

1. Introduction
   • Approaches to Nonmonetary Eligibility: State Variation
   • Pressures to Tighten Nonmonetary Eligibility
   • Nonmonetary Eligibility Rules
2. Statistical Evidence on the Determinants of Denial Rates
   • State Denial Rates
   • Determinants of Denial Rates
   • The Data
   • Econometric Results
3. Process Analysis Methodology
   • Site Selection
   • Description of Research Data
   • Data Collection Methods
   • Strengths and Limitations with the Process
4. The Determination Process: State Characteristics
   • Eligibility Requirements
   • Detection and Identification of Determination Issues
   • Fact-Finding and Decisionmaking
   • Agency Characteristics
   • General Conclusions About the Nonmonetary Determination Process

138 pp. 1986
$13 paper ISBN 0-88099-038-4 / ISBN-13 978-0-88099-038-7.

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