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Unemployment benefits: States again requiring a job search to keep benefits

Unemployment benefits: States again requiring a job search to keep benefits
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Want to keep unemployment benefits? Many states are again requiring a job search

Want to keep unemployment benefits? Many states are again requiring a job search
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A Look at the Push to Reform Florida s Unemployment System

MORE COMPLAINTS South Florida resident Judith Phillpotts is among them. “It is very important, because I am a single paycheck and I have bills to pay,” Phillpotts said when asked about the benefits she was waiting on. Phillpotts said she called NBC 6 Responds when her unemployment benefits suddenly stopped being processed at the end of December. She told us she is still furloughed from her job in the travel industry, but her unemployment claim was halted due to a “Return to Work” error on her account. “It seems to be a simple process, but for some reason it is a difficult thing on their side,” Phillpotts said.

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New Mexico s unemployment office struggles to answer calls for help

Ike Swetlitz and Ed Williams Searchlight New Mexico This story was originally published by Searchlight New Mexico. Last March, Teresa Espindola, a 46-year-old painter in Tijeras, was having problems getting her unemployment payments. She was locked out of New Mexico’s online system and couldn’t get anyone on the phone to help her. After months of fruitless phone calls, she emailed a state employee named Bill. “I didn’t know who he was,” Espindola said. All she knew was that he worked for the department she was having trouble with. In fact, her correspondent was Bill McCamley, the secretary of the Department of Workforce Solutions, the state agency that administers unemployment benefits. As the department floundered under a wave of out-of-work New Mexicans, he started helping people resolve their issues himself. Soon after his e-mail exchange with Espindola, another employee fixed her problem caused by a typo in the computer system.

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New Mexico s unemployment office struggles to answer calls for help

New Mexico s unemployment office struggles to answer calls for help
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