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California UI system still faces delays
by admin on March 27, 2015
In 2013, Californian jobless workers had to navigate a slow, outdated unemployment insurance system in order to receive benefits. According to The Associated Press, claimants
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First-time unemployment claims climb slightly on weekly basis
by admin on March 26, 2015
A high number of unemployment claims can constrict state economies and increase expenses for local employers. Thankfully, much of the country has made economic and
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UI bill voted down in New Mexico House
by admin on March 24, 2015
In a surprise move, the New Mexico House of Representatives voted against an unemployment insurance bill that would have limited benefits for jobless workers –
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Maine DA: Rash of UI fraud hurts state's businesses
by admin on March 20, 2015
Unemployment insurance fraud doesn't just affect states. It takes money away from employers, limits their ability to hire new workers and impacts the labor market
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How can you control your claims management? [VIDEO]
by admin on March 19, 2015
Transcript
Every once in a while you may feel like your unemployment claims – and the costs – are out of your control.
While it
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State cuts lead to fewer unemployment claims
by admin on March 18, 2015
Not every unemployed person is eligible for benefits. Quitting, getting discharged for misconduct or being out of work for a long period of time will
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Drop in unemployment claims beats expert estimates
by admin on March 16, 2015
According to economists polled by Bloomberg, there were only 305,000 new unemployment insurance applicants expected for the week ending March 7. When the data was
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Prisoners with benefits: Maryland audit finds problems
by admin on March 12, 2015
Once incarcerated, you lose your eligibility for unemployment insurance. However, a recent audit from the Maryland Department of Legislative Services has found that many Maryland
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South Carolina officials make arrests related to recent UI benefits fraud
by admin on March 10, 2015
There is good news for South Carolina employers: The state’s Department of Employment and Workforce and the South Carolina Attorney General’s office recently announced three
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What’s New – Florida’s Unemployment System: Is There a Light at the End of the Tunnel?
by admin on March 6, 2015
There has been much written about the multitude of issues Florida has experienced with their unemployment system, CONNECT, developed by Deliotte Consulting. The $39.8 million
