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Georgia Unemployment Rate: Georgia Unemployment Rate is at 5.30%, compared to 5.50% last month and 5.50% last year. This is lower than the long term average of 6.00%. Georgia Unemployment Rate Chart.
You can get up to a total of 99 weeks of benefits in Georgia through State and Federal benefit programs. Initially, you will file a regular unemployment claim with the State of Georgia which will cover you for up to 26 weeks. Following that, you can apply for 4 tiers of Federal extensions. Since Georgia has an unemployment rate of 10% which is higher than 6% they qualify for Tier III and with an unemployment rate higher than 8.5% they qualify for Tier IV. Tier I provides 20 weeks, Tier II 14 weeks, Tier III 13 weeks and Tier IV 6 weeks.