Hundreds of thousands of Panish Vernes who are receiving unemployment benefits will soon have to resume their job search requirements in July.

This change will also apply to Philadelphians and will start on July 18, which means that people who receive unemployment benefits will need to restart their job search activities from the week before July 11.

“As more and more Pennsylvanians begin to get vaccinated, and our number of cases continues to decrease, workers can return to work more safely,” Said Jennifer Berrier, acting secretary of the Ministry of Labor and Industry.

After Governor Tom Wolf issued an emergency statement during the COVID-19 pandemic, job search requirements for the past year were cancelled.

Kevin Lessard, deputy director of communications in the Kenny Mayor’s Office, told PhillyVoice that job registration requirements will begin sometime in September.

“Although the federal job search requirements have been restored, which is a tribute to the return of the situation to normal, there are still complex factors at work,” said H. Patrick Clancy, president and CEO of the Philadelphia plant of the city’s local workforce development committee. “Philadelphia will restart work through coordinated training programs, strategic labor investment, and employer partners who are closely related to our workforce and understand and value our key employees.”

According to job search requirements, people who receive unemployment benefits must apply for two jobs and complete one job search activity. This includes attending job fairs, taking pre-employment tests or posting resumes.

According to Pennsylvania statistics, approximately 750,000 people in Pennsylvania are receiving unemployment benefits through state or federal programs. Ministry of Labor and Industry.

The job search requirements will apply to all unemployment plans, as well as pandemic emergency unemployment compensation plans and pandemic unemployment assistance programs.

This work has been largely supported by Republican lawmakers, who have been urging Wolf to renew his request. According to the Associated Press. Employers have reported labor shortages, which they claim are caused by state unemployment benefits and unemployment. Additional $300 per week With the support of the Federation.

This Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce and Industry Also urged legislators to approve the legislation. Sam Denisco, vice president of government affairs at the Chamber of Commerce, said that the restrictions caused by the pandemic are being lifted because they do not have enough staff to support higher customer traffic, so companies have to restrict their product supply.

Some states Like Connecticut,In consideration – And provide in some cases – Cash rewards for returning to work.

However, other factors (such as childcare, low wages and poor welfare) may be the cause of labor shortage. “Washington Post” reported.

Companies earning less than $15 an hour are implementing incentives, bonuses and more measures to get more people back to work. The median salary of non-managed restaurant and bar employees has risen by 70 cents per hour to $14.50 in the past three months alone.