If an employer goes out of business, employees who have worked long enough might qualify for .

a-health insurance
b-unemployment insurance
c-affirmative action
d-holiday pay

Correct answer is B: Unemployment insurance.

Explanation:

Unemployment insurance, a way for governments to help their citizens and residents financially when they are unable to find a job that helps them to sustain themselves, has been an issue present in most countries around the world. In the United States, there is also such legislation, established by Congress, which covers all 50 states, plus the U.S Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and the Distric of Columbia. The ones responsible for handling the unemployment insurance funds are the states, and to feed these funds, they collect from employers who meet certain criteria. In order for a person to eligible for unemployment insurance in the U.S., they must meet several criteria, among which, are: not having been fired or having quit for unjustifiable reasons, and having worked for at least 3/4 of a year. This is why the correct answer to this question is B.