Texas § LA.207.003 - BENEFITS FOR PARTIAL UNEMPLOYMENT
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§ LA.207.003. BENEFITS FOR PARTIAL UNEMPLOYMENT
BENEFITS FOR PARTIAL UNEMPLOYMENT. (a) An eligible individual who is partially unemployed in a benefit period is entitled to partial benefits for that benefit period. (b) The amount of a partial benefit is computed by: (1) adding the individual's benefit amount and the greater of $5 or 25 percent of the benefit amount; and (2) subtracting the amount of the wages earned by the individual during the benefit period from the amount computed under Subdivision (1). (c) In this section, "wages" has the meaning assigned in Subchapter F , Chapter 201 , except that the limitation of wages provided in Section 201.082 (1) does not apply. Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 269, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1993.
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