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Colorado agency: Those fired for refusing vaccine may not be eligible for jobless benefits

Employees who quit or are fired for failing to follow their employer s policies on policies on COVID-19 vaccinations may not be eligible for unemployment insurance, a spokesperson for the state

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Colorado agency: Those fired for refusing vaccine may not be eligible for jobless benefits

Colorado agency: Those fired for refusing vaccine may not be eligible for jobless benefits
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Colorado program would pay certain unemployed people up to $1,600 if they get a full-time job

Colorado program would pay certain unemployed people up to $1,600 if they get a full-time job People would have to opt into program on MyUI+ after getting job Denver7 and last updated 2021-05-20 00:55:10-04 DENVER â Colorado wants to pay people up to $1,600 to get back to working full time this summer through a program the governor is calling the âColorado Jumpstart Incentive.â The program aims to get people who are currently still unemployed back to work, but some people will not be eligible even if they are still collecting unemployment. The program was created through an executive order announced Wednesday by Gov. Jared Polis.

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Colorado Department Of Labor Writing Off $61 Million In Overpayments Made During Pandemic

Colorado Department Of Labor Writing Off $61 Million In Overpayments Made During Pandemic CBS Denver 23 hrs ago Syndicated Local – CBS Denver DENVER (CBS4)– A CBS4 Investigation has learned that the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is writing off more than $61 million in overpayments it made to tens of thousands of unemployed Coloradans during a 10-month period of the pandemic, with the agency saying it would spend more to collect the overpayments than it would get back. © Provided by CBS Denver (credit: CBS) “Pay it forward somewhere,” recommended Phil Spesshardt, Colorado’s unemployment insurance director, who suggested claimants could leave large tips at restaurants, donate to their community somehow or make a contribution to alleviate homelessness.

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Fraudulent unemployment claims flooding Colorado employers

Dave Campbell, vice president of human resources and risk management at Phil Long Dealerships, says his company has received more than 100 notices on employees who are still working for them. That doesn’t count another 10-15 claims from former employees who left the Colorado Springs-based company to take other jobs but were never unemployed. Christian Murdock, The Gazette

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