Posts tagged ‘unemployment fraud’
Unemployment in the U.S. held steady at 10 percent, while the Euro-zone economy hit double-digits for the first time, a sign that may mean the path to recovery could occur at different paces
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In Europe and U.S., Data Shows a Murky Job Outlook
Sixteen states are paying unemployment benefits with borrowed money, and hundreds of thousands of needy people have waited months for checks. See the article here: Jobless Checks for Millions Delayed as States Struggle
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Jobless Checks for Millions Delayed as States Struggle
Tens of thousands of workers have used up their benefits, and the numbers are expected to soar in the months to come.
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Prolonged Aid to Unemployed Is Running Out
Unemployment has caused major life changes and mental health issues for millions of Americans, a New York Times/CBS News poll found. More: Poll Reveals Trauma of Joblessness in U.S.
The Depression recalibrated American values. Originally posted here: The End
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The End
After a layoff, a single mother got help paying off a student loan so she could return to school and pursue her dream of becoming a teacher. Read more here: No Work, Two Children and a Mounting Pile of Bills
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No Work, Two Children and a Mounting Pile of Bills
Sustained high unemployment is a recipe for immense human suffering. The Federal Reserve must start lending a hand to job creation.
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Bernanke’s Unfinished Mission
Over the weekend, Goodwill Industries in the New York area offered free suits or outfits to unemployed people facing job interviews. Continued here: Job Seekers Get a Gift of Goodwill
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Job Seekers Get a Gift of Goodwill
An appeal is made by state labor officials and worker advocates for the long-term unemployed, whose insurance expires this month and whose health plan premiums are rising. See the original post here: A Plea to Congress on Jobless Benefits
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A Plea to Congress on Jobless Benefits
A holiday job won’t be permanent, but it can put food on the table, provide structure to your day and possibly open the door to future work.
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In the Holidays, Hope for the Jobless