Most tires have at least six wear bars, although tires with a rim diameter of 12 inches or less may have as few as three wear bars. Wear bars are a series of raised features in the bottom of the tire tread with a height equal to the minimum tread depth allowed for the tire, typically 1/16 inch.
Weekly Benefit Rate. The amount of unemployment benefits you may receive each week is your Weekly Benefit Rate (WBR). The amount will be 60% of the average weekly earnings during your base year period. The maximum amount may change each year.
When you are working while drawing Unemployment Benefits, state law allows you to earn 25 percent of your weekly benefit amount (WBA) and still receive your full WBA. When you earn more than 25 percent of your WBA, TWC reduces your weekly benefits on a dollar for dollar basis. For example, say your WBA is $200. One week you earn $50, which is 25 percent of your WBA. You will receive your full WBA for that week, and your income will be $250 ($50 in earnings plus $200 in benefits). The next week you earn $100. This is $50 more than 25 percent of your WBA, so TWC will reduce your benefits for the week by $50. Your income will remain $250 ($100 in earnings plus $150 in benefits).