New Hampshire § 282-A-26 - Section 282-A:26 Weekly Benefit for Partial Unemployment.
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§ 282-A-26. Section 282-A:26 Weekly Benefit for Partial Unemployment.
Each eligible individual who is partially unemployed in any week shall be paid a partial benefit with respect to such week. Such partial benefit shall be an amount calculated to the nearest dollar which, if added to his wages, as used in RSA 282-A:14, III, for such week, would equal his weekly benefit amount. Such partial benefit shall not be reduced because an individual received payments from a supplemental unemployment plan as defined in RSA 282-A:3-a. An individual who receives such supplemental unemployment payments who received no wages as defined in RSA 282-A:14, III shall be deemed not to be partially unemployed but to be totally unemployed.
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