PROVIDENCE – Filings for unemployment insurance due to COVID-19 in Rhode Island increased by 2,354 on Thursday, to 127,150.
All UI filings since March 9 in the state have totaled 162,582.
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Pandemic Unemployment Assistance filings in the state increased by 1,046 on Thursday, to 28,879. The program covers those typically not eligible for UI benefits, such as contractors, the self-employed and small-business owners.
Temporary Disability Claims due to COVID-19 increased by 144 on Thursday, to 10,043. TDI claims since March 9 have totaled 17,481.
Two reports released on Thursday found that Rhode Island has one of the highest rates of UI filings as a share of the workforce in the country.
