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To be eligible to receive unemployment benefits in California, you must earn wages from an employer covered by the stateâs unemployment insurance law. Such âcovered employersâ pay the tax that funds the unemployment insurance program. You must have earned a certain amount of wages over a 12-month period.
In general, benefits are based on a percentage of an individual's earnings over a recent 52-week period - up to a State maximum amount. Benefits can be paid for a maximum of 26 weeks in most States. Additional weeks of benefits may be available during times of high unemployment (see Extended Benefits).