How to understand that the unemployed are unemployed again after re-employment and the payment time is recalculated?

This provision has two meanings. First, if the unemployed are unemployed again after re-employment, the payment time will be recalculated. That is to say, regardless of whether the time limit for receiving unemployment insurance benefits determined according to the previous accumulated payment years has expired, the previous payment time is no longer accumulated, but recalculated according to the payment time after re-employment. Second, the rights and interests corresponding to the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits that should have been received but not yet received in the previous unemployment can be retained, which can be combined with the period of receiving unemployment insurance benefits calculated according to the accumulated payment period when unemployed again.

For example, if A is unemployed after paying unemployment insurance for seven years, the longest period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits is 18 months, and if he is unemployed after receiving unemployment insurance benefits for five months, the payment time will be recalculated, that is, according to the payment time of two years, the longest period for receiving unemployment insurance benefits is 12 months; However, if the unemployment insurance premium that should have been paid for the previous unemployment is 13 months, it will be calculated as 25 months, and if it exceeds 24 months, it will be paid for 24 months.