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Are unemployment offices in New Jersey open or closed?

Some New Jersey residents are getting unemployment assistance at the One-Stop Centers, but only under certain circumstances.

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NJ can forgive overpaid COVID unemployment benefits

New Jersey will not have to ask an estimated 250,000 workers to repay unemployment benefits they received but were not eligible for.

New jerseyUnited statesNew jerseyansDelli santiAshley balcerzak northjerseyAngela delli santiMarty walshChris pedotaAshley balcerzakRob asaro angeloPascrell jrUs department of laborJersey department of laborCatholic churchNational association of state workforce agenciesDepartment of labor

NJ can forgive overpaid COVID unemployment benefits

New Jersey will not have to ask an estimated 250,000 workers to repay unemployment benefits they received but were not eligible for.

New jerseyUnited statesNew jerseyansBill pascrellAshley balcerzakDelli santiAshley balcerzak northjerseyRob asaro angeloAngela delli santiMarty walshUs department of laborJersey department of laborCatholic churchNational association of state workforce agenciesDepartment of laborSecretary marty

NJ can forgive overpaid COVID unemployment benefits

New Jersey will not have to ask an estimated 250,000 workers to repay unemployment benefits they received but were not eligible for.

New jerseyUnited statesNew jerseyansBill pascrellAshley balcerzakDelli santiAshley balcerzak northjerseyRob asaro angeloAngela delli santiMarty walshUs department of laborJersey department of laborCatholic churchNational association of state workforce agenciesDepartment of laborSecretary marty

NJ can forgive overpaid COVID unemployment benefits

New Jersey will not have to ask an estimated 250,000 workers to repay unemployment benefits they received but were not eligible for.

New jerseyUnited statesNew jerseyansBill pascrellAshley balcerzakDelli santiAshley balcerzak northjerseyRob asaro angeloAngela delli santiMarty walshUs department of laborJersey department of laborCatholic churchNational association of state workforce agenciesDepartment of laborSecretary marty

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