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Dulcinea Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Dec-07-11 04:11 PM
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3. National Call-In Day Thursday, December 8!
http://www.nelp.org/page/content/click_to_call_renew_ui_2012/

Millions of hardworking Americans—nearly 2 million in January alone, and over 6 million in 2012—will be cut off from the emergency lifeline of federal unemployment insurance, unless Congress acts to renew the program before it expires December 31st.

In the past three years, federal unemployment insurance has helped more than 17 million Americans while they’ve looked for work in the toughest job market since the Great Depression.

Recent Census figures show that federal unemployment insurance helped keep more than 3 million from falling into poverty last year alone.

Congress has never allowed these programs to expire when unemployment was anywhere near this high for this long. Congress must act, and act now.

Please enter your information below, including your phone number. You will receive a call, hear a brief message and then you will be connected to your Member of Congress.

Tell them: Renew Federal Unemployment Insurance through 2012 Now!
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