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Deep blue Maryland trapped in a billion dollar unemployment fraud disaster
Maryland's unemployment system is now defined less by the lifeline it offered during the pandemic than by the financial ...
Maryland is under public pressure after a state audit and a series of federal indictments exposed widespread fraud in its ...
Labor Secretary Portia Wu explains why hundreds of thousands of unemployment overpayment notices were issued in December for claims dating back to the pandemic.
Iowa City Press-Citizen on MSN
Unemployment claims in Iowa declined last week
Here's a look at how weekly unemployment claims changed in Iowa last week compared with the week prior.
A newly released legislative audit reveals Maryland lost hundreds upon hundreds of millions due to overpayments in unemployment claims during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Labor Secretary Wu says state has taken action to improve oversight, but places a majority of blame on Hogan administration ...
Three Maryland cousins indicted in connection with tax fraud scheme; two lalso charged with unemployment fraud, federal ...
Maryland paid out $807.4 million in unemployment benefits to people in error during the past five years and most of that ...
MARYLAND, USA — The latest numbers on the state’s job market have Marylanders concerned. Last week, Maryland’s Department of Labor (DoL) announced that in April, around 2,300 total jobs were added to ...
DC News Now on MSN
‘Massive administrative failure’: Marylanders blindsided by unemployment overpayment letters years after pandemic
Marylanders across the state said they were shocked to receive letters from the Maryland Department of Labor demanding repayment of unemployment benefits they received during the COVID-19 pandemic, in ...
DelmarvaNow.com on MSN
Unemployment claims in Maryland increased last week
Here's a look at how weekly unemployment claims changed in Maryland last week compared with the week prior.
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