πŸ“‹ Unemployment (UNM)

Federal lobbying activity for the unemployment issue area

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AI Overview

Unemployment (UNM) has attracted $8.4M in lobbying spending across 919 filings. This issue area sees targeted lobbying from organizations with specific policy interests.

$8.4M
Total Spending
919
Total Filings
$27.1M
Estimated Spending

Spending by Year

Top Clients

Top Lobbying Firms

Sample Lobbying Descriptions

β€’Social Security Disability Insurance and Return to Work.

β€’Implementation of P.L. 113-128, the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Permanent Extension of the Work Opportunity Tax Credit The Rehab Act Reauthorization The Ticket to Work and Work Inc

β€’Improving worker standards for Homecare Workers who care for family members

β€’Oppose an expansion of work credits of work requirements for SNAP (food stamps) in the 2018 Farm bill Support a prohibition on employers using credit checks (support HR 3783 / S 1819)

β€’Lobbying for improvements to the UI program and better funding for it. Advocate for reforms to Disaster Unemployment Assistance program. Advocating for RESEA program expansion.

β€’The primary aim of the work opportunity tax credit is to increase opportunity, income mobility, and advancement of "structurally unemployed" populations who bear an actual or perceived quality that di

β€’Legislation impacting state and/or local unemployment compensation benefits or taxes and workers' compensation

β€’Lobbying for improvements to the UI program and better funding for it. Advocate for reforms to Disaster Unemployment Assistance program. Advocate for proper implementation of RESEA program.

β€’Implementation of Social Security Work Incentives provisions dealing with employment for individuals with disabilities. Efforts to improve administration of SSI and Title II programs affecting peopl

β€’Matters relating to the use of data analytics to detect unemployment fraud

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Data Sources: Senate LDA Filings

Last updated: February 2026

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