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Kansas Department of Labor Concerned with Excessive Fraudulent Claims Implements New Security Measures
by admin on February 20, 2021
Recently Kansas Department of Labor shut down their unemployment system after a month-long surge of fraudulent unemployment claims, to implement new security measures.
As reported
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New York Department of Labor Unemployment Charge Activity Update
by admin on February 20, 2021
Roberta Reardon, Commissioner of the NYSDOL, issued an order on January 14th which lifted employer responsibility for unemployment claims related to COVID-19. This order specifically
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Missouri Legislation Proposed to Extend Unemployment Benefit Duration from 20 to 26 weeks
by admin on February 3, 2021
In mid-January, Missouri (MO) legislators introduced HB 833. The bill would make three major changes to unemployment, but the highlight is that as of 8/28/2021,
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Oh No! Duplicate Unemployment Charges in Georgia!
by admin on January 20, 2021
The Georgia Department of Labor recently became aware of a system issue resulting in multiple duplicated charge notices erroneously mailed to some employers. Employers that
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2020 Aaron Heyer Team Player Award Winner
by admin on January 5, 2021
In 2017 CCC lost an amazing coworker and friend, Aaron Heyer, after a valiant battle with kidney cancer. Aaron was a special person, and his
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NASWA Chooses to partner with Experian for Identity Verification Services
by admin on December 29, 2020
In the wake of unprecedented unemployment fraud since the start of COVID-19, Experian®, the world’s leading global information services company, today announced it was selected
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Stimulus Package Extends WOTC and Other Tax Credit Programs
by Leslee Tschida on December 29, 2020
On December 27th, President Trump signed H.R. 133, “Omnibus and COVID Relief and Response Act of 2020,” into law.
The following programs were extended through
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President Trump Signs COVID-19 Relief Bill
by admin on December 28, 2020
On December 27, 2020, the President signed H.R.133 – Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 which Congress passed on December 21, 2020. This bill included an approximately
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Tennessee Non-Charging for ALL Claims filed from March 14, 2020 through December 31, 2020
by admin on December 23, 2020
On June 16, 2020, the State of Tennessee General Assembly passed Senate Bill No. 2520 (Public Chapter No. 745), and Governor Lee signed it into
