Release Date: December, 2014 | Updated: October, 2018
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Highlights
The objective of this systematic review is to determine the quality of existing causal evidence on the effectiveness of approaches to promote faster reemployment of unemployment insurance (UI) claimants.
The review considers research on whether interventions focused on UI claimants reduce their UI benefit receipt while also increasing their reemployment rate and improving their longer-term employment and earnings outcomes.
Only research with causal designs is reviewed for this topic area.
Guidelines and Related Resources
Regression Discontinuity Designs Causal Evidence Guidelines
Quantitative Descriptive Guidelines
RESEA Intervention Effectiveness Guidelines
Study Review Guide for Causal Reviews
Study Review Guide for Implementation Evaluation Reviews
Procedures for Rapid Evidence Reviews on Trending Research