A U.S. District has sentenced a Long Beach, California man, Andre Antonio Walters, to six years and one month in prison and a $15,000 fine for four counts of mail fraud…
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The Michigan unemployment insurance system made more news last week. The results of a court's decision were positive for the state. However, the case highlighted some major issues with the…
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The Vermont Department of Labor announced two changes to the Unemployment Insurance (UI) program starting July 1, which will reduce tax rates for employers and allow claimants to receive benefits…
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Today, we at 501(c) Agencies Trust announce the addition of Sponsors, Inc, in Eugene, OR, as a new program participant. 501(c) Agencies Trust is a group of 1,500 nonprofits that have elected…
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Officials in Pennsylvania have announced an unemployment compensation (UC) amnesty program aimed at recouping funds owed to the state's UC Trust Fund. The amnesty program runs from July 1 through…
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The Rhode Island Supreme Court this week returned unemployment benefits to an employee who was fired after posting negative comments about his supervisor on Facebook. A driver for an auto…
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No one wants to be unemployed. It's a traumatic experience even for the strongest of heart. For what it is worth, the entire experience can be made better or worse…
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Employers are constantly trying to determine if they have done everything they can to keep unemployment compensation costs to an absolute minimum. We all know there are many unemployment claims…
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YMCA of the Inland Northwest was established in 1884. Since then Inland Northwest has grown to serve thousands of members, hundreds of volunteers, and nearly 1,000 employees. They remain dedicated to the mission…
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Government bureaucracies make mistakes because people make mistakes. It is not because anybody is malicious or lazy, but often times because people are overworked and overwhelmed. One problem all state…
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