One Florida man says he hasn’t received his unemployment benefits as of late and has noticed his personal information being replaced by someone else’s.
Locked accounts continue to keep out-of-work Floridians from claiming unemployment benefits
Some unemployment claimants tell us their benefits are becoming locked and unlocked leaving them frustrated and worried.
and last updated 2021-04-13 18:09:05-04
TAMPA, Fla. â Unemployment claims are bouncing back and forth from locked to unlocked and back again. The Department of Economic Opportunity admits itâs a glitch in the system.
Itâs impacting a lot of people who say they canât claim their weeks if they donât have access.
Every day for about a month, logging into CONNECT and seeing the status of their unemployment claims has been unpredictable for Tami Taylor and her Husband.
The pandemic has shaped the future of remote healthcare as the importance of providing access to essential healthcare services grew dramatically as the world scrambled to move to digital. In fact, 23.6% of all healthcare interactions were via telehealth during the first four months of the pandemic, up from just .3% for the same period in 2019. Ro, founded in 2017, is one of the pioneering patient-driven telehealth companies that’s built to be the first point of contact when you need to see a physician. The technology allows you to seamlessly connect with a physician, nurse, or pharmacist in minutes instead of days or weeks, bringing the care experience online instead of at a doctor’s office. Ro also operates its own pharmacy fulfillment business, effectively allowing the company to support patient needs from the initial diagnosis to treatment/delivery and everything in between. Structured as a holding company that’s able to capitalize on a robust centralized platform, Ro
Dozens of Companies Launching Deals and Discounts for Frontline and Healthcare Workers
Dozens of Companies Launching Deals and Discounts for Frontline and Healthcare Workers
Companies are giving back to healthcare workers and first responders with discounts on everything from shoes and apparel, to phone plans, laptops and mattresses
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Frontline workers deserve all the thanks they can get for helping to save lives during the Coronavirus pandemic, but sometimes, banging pots and pans and cheering just isn’t enough.
If you’re a healthcare worker, first responder, military personnel or law enforcement officer, several companies are offering deals and discounts to express their gratitude for all the hard work done during these challenging times. While it can be a thankless job at times, you can save on a variety of products right now: think apparel deals on footwear if you’re on your feet all day, alongside wellness products to he