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About two-thirds of people receiving unemployment in Oregon may face delay in payments Bill Poehler, Salem Statesman Journal Week In Review: March 1-5 Replay Video UP NEXT Despite the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Congress passed Wednesday, roughly two-thirds of all Oregonians on unemployment may experience some delay in receiving their payments. The bill, which still needs to be signed into law by President Joe Biden, will extend unemployment benefits for the self-employed and those whose unemployment was to run out March 13 until August. It also provides a $300 weekly boost in unemployment. But Oregon Employment Department acting director David Gerstenfeld said Wednesday about 133,000 people receiving unemployment from December’s Continued Assistance Act may experience at least some disruption while the department awaits federal guidance about the new bill.

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