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Virginia Employment Commission Provides Relief to Employers
by Wayne Rottger on August 13, 2021
Virginia joined a host of other states on August 10th by eliminating COVID-19 related benefit charges for contributory employers. Governor Ralph Northam (D) signed H.B.
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Virginia: Governor Announces Plan to Replenish Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund
by Wayne Rottger on July 29, 2021
In a press release dated July 27, 2021, Governor Ralph Northam announced the Commonwealth will commit $935.6 million in federal American Rescue Plan funding to
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Unemployment and COVID-19 – It ain’t over til its over!
by Tim Rooney on July 20, 2021
As we all look forward to this pandemic coming to an end and our lives getting back to normal, we want our clients to fully
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Washington DC: Eases COVID19 Eligibility Requirements
by admin on July 12, 2021
Mayor Muriel Bowser recently signed B 140 enacting extended qualifications for claimant eligibility in regards to COVID 19 and its effects. B 140 provides unemployment -
CCC Return to Work Guide Updated
by admin on June 29, 2021
As a result of the Corona-virus Pandemic, the United States has had several legislative acts passed to assist both businesses and individuals affected by lockdowns
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Rhode Island – Update Earnings Calculation for Partial Unemployment Benefits
by admin on June 16, 2021
Governor Mckee signed these bills into law on May 21st. SB 858 and HB 6249 contain the same information. These measures increase the total amount
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Updated CCC COVID-19 Unemployment Guide: New Legislation Included!
by admin on June 16, 2021
There have been recent updates to how states are dealing with the COVID-19 Pandemic. We’ve updated our charts to reflect those changes.
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South Carolina – Notice to Employers, Return to Pre-pandemic Rules
by admin on June 15, 2021
The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce recently communicated their return to pre-pandemic operations to all employers.
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Understanding Extended Benefits
by Mecie Hardin on June 15, 2021
Since the pandemic began almost a year ago, there’s been a lot in the news about extended unemployment benefits (EB). We’ve had a lot of
