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Arkansas hunts for deadbeats - Arkansas Times

Arkansas hunts for deadbeats May 13, 20212:31 pm Arkansas Workforce Services, which has thousands of legitimate applicants for unemployment who’ve been languishing for months for verification checks, promises to be diligent about sniffing about those trying to get a check they don’t deserve. Advertisement It urges them to report anyone not searching diligently enough for a job while receiving the state’s meager regular unemployment, which ends after 16 weeks. The governor has ordered an end to federal benefits 10 weeks early because of employers’ belief that a worker shortage is tied to $300 weekly federal benefits rather than crummy pay and benefits and working conditions; a desire for better work; illness; fear of illness; lack of child care and other reasons. From the letter:

State adds new category of unemployment benefits

State adds new category of unemployment benefits State adds new category of unemployment benefits March 16, 20219:11 am Arkansas Workforce Services has announced the availability of additional unemployment benefits for certain categories of people with self-employment income. This was established by Congress back in late December. Here’s the release. If the past is prologue, the system will be plagued with problems for claimants. Advertisement The Arkansas Division of Workforce Services (DWS) has announced that Arkansans receiving benefits through certain unemployment programs may begin applying for the Mixed Earners Unemployment Compensation (MEUC) program. MEUC is a new, temporary program created by the Continued Assistance Act for workers who had multiple sources of income. MEUC provides an additional $100 weekly in extra benefits to eligible claimants who have at least $5,000 in net income from self-employment during the most recent taxable year. MEUC benefits will be av

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