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Over 22,000 workers who lost their jobs because of the World Trade Center tragedy applied for unemployment insurance, but some of these jobless workers may have their applications for benefits rejected due to certain eligibility requirements. A special federal program, the Disaster Unemployment Assistance Program, is designed to help those who are out of work as a direct result of a disaster but are not eligible to receive regular state unemployment insurance.
December 12, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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