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Pixie
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Posted: October 04 2021 at 2:52pm |
I’m sure there are other states looking into this. https://ctmirror.org/2021/09/19/state-to-thousands-who-got-unemployment-money-give-it-back/ Connecticut The Department of Labor didn’t have enough people to manage the hundreds of thousands of workers who were laid off en masse last year, they said. The computer programs it used were antiquated, at best. Many of the people submitting applications were unfamiliar with the system and filing for unemployment for the very first time. And then there was the added complication of rolling out several brand new federal unemployment programs. Peter Goselin, who has worked as a labor and employment attorney for nearly 26 years, said the system was so overburdened and complicated that it became nearly impossible for people to know if they were filling out their applications correctly. https://idahonews.com/news/local/idaho-residents-asked-to-pay-back-unemployment-relief-funds Idaho residents asked to 'pay back' unemployment relief fund |
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carbon20
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Here some companies that received money to help them through the pandemic,but found that they actually did well and made big profits,have refused to give back the money...... Bas....RDS....... If you received more dole money than you deserved...... They soon sending the cops for you..... Nothing fair in this world..... Take care all π·ππ |
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Pixie
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With covid so bad there you would think maybe spend it on healthcare or surge capacity? Washington, DC (CNN)Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed into law Friday a number of prison infrastructure bills that will use coronavirus relief funds to build new prisons in the state, calling it a "pivotal moment for the trajectory of our state's criminal justice system." Earlier this week, Ivey defended her proposal to use the state's allotment of Covid-19 relief funds to build prisons after receiving criticism from Democrats. The proposal included using up to $400 million of federal Covid-19 relief money, up to $785 million in bonds and no more than $154 million from the state general fund to add prisons and renovate others. |
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KiwiMum
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Wow that's tough on the people who received those payouts in good faith. |
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Those who got it wrong, for whatever reason, may feel defensive and retrench into a position that doesnβt accord with the facts.
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carbon20
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Building prison's never reduced crime..... Only ,good education,good health care,and good prospects of a job...... Take care all π·ππ |
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