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Ohio workers say hackers stole their unemployment benefits. No one s helping them get their money back It s very close to the straw that broke the camel s back
Ohio workers say hackers stole their unemployment benefits
and last updated 2021-04-21 19:29:33-04
GARFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio â News 5 has uncovered a new way cybercriminals are targeting Ohio unemployment funds and stealing benefits meant for struggling workers.
Cybersecurity experts say it is called an Account Takeover (ATO) when hackers take control of an individual s account, then change the banking account information to redirect the funds.
In an email to News 5, Ohio Jobs and Family Services spokesperson Bret Crow wrote, We have been notified of about 100 instances where claimants report being affected by this scheme.
Ban on new oil and gas leases on federal lands will hurt Ohioans
U.S. Rep. Bob Gibbs, 7th District
Guest columnist
While the United States continues to grapple with the border crisis and find our way toward the end of the coronavirus pandemic (get your vaccine shots, everyone!), another important issue that affects all Americans is energy policy.
I’m old enough to remember the gas lines of the 1970s and President Jimmy Carter telling us to put on a sweater and turn down the thermostat because the world is running out of fossil fuels.
At that time, we relied almost exclusively on Middle East oil. It may have taken a few decades, but we eventually did end that reliance. Technological breakthroughs and American ingenuity of new extraction methods for oil and natural gas made it possible.
The Waiting Game: Unemployed Ohio workers complain about how long it takes to receive unemployment benefits
The Waiting Game: Unemployed Ohio workers complain about how long it takes to receive unemployment benefits
and last updated 2021-04-12 19:21:09-04
CLEVELAND â Despite the number of Ohio workers filing new unemployment claims dropping, many underemployed and unemployed workers said they are still waiting for the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services to process their claims.
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After News 5 started asking questions, Jeffrey Baker, 60, said he finally received unemployment benefits from the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services.
Baker said he applied for help in January after struggling for months to make ends meet.