Predicting Oregon's Future (Current Balance: $910.6m)
Oregon's trust fund will likely remain solvent, but reserves have been eroded, triggering a business tax increase from $435 to $646 per employee, on average, for 2010.
This news application is no longer being updated as of February 3, 2011. The historical data is still accurate.
| In the Clear: Oregon's unemployment fund is solvent. |
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| 6 Month Projection | Unemployment Rate (November) | Net Income (December) | Avg. Weekly Benefit | % of Unemployed Receiving Benefits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $822.9m | 10.5% | $-50.1m | $279.9 | 48.0% |
| National: 9% | Rank: 33 of 51 | Rank: 33 of 51 | Rank: 8 of 51 |
Unemployment Reserves (millions)
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Sources: Google Public Data, Department of Labor, Treasury Department.