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Appeals court orders state to continue federal unemployment benefits

Indiana ended federal pandemic benefits early Earlier this year, Indiana become one of dozens of states to end the federal pandemic unemployment program early. The program was originally set to expire in September. Holcomb said he hopes to drive more people back to work by ending the benefits.  At the start of the year, hundreds of thousands of people were receiving the federal benefits designed to help people who lost their jobs during the pandemic, including self employed individuals who were not eligible for state unemployment. As vaccinations and declining COVID-19 infection rates allowed businesses to reopen, employers began to complain that workers were not returning to their jobs.

DWD Expects to Resume Enhanced Jobless Benefits Friday

DWD Expects to Resume Enhanced Jobless Benefits Friday (INDIANAPOLIS) – Indiana expects to resume paying a $300 add-on to unemployment benefits on Friday, three weeks after a judge ordered it. The Department of Workforce Development says it’s been working to restart the expanded benefits since Marion Superior Judge John Hanley ruled Governor Holcomb didn’t have the authority to cut them off. Indiana is one of 26 states to announce plans to stop paying the federally-funded extra payments, but judges in Indiana and Maryland have blocked that plan in those states. Indiana Legal Services attorney Jenny Terry says state law requires Indiana unemployment payments to include any benefits conferred by federal laws, and says that statute includes the pandemic relief bills passed last year and this year.

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