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NY DOL Releases Guidance on COVID-19 Vaccination Leave
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Scam: Someone Files For New York Unemployment Using Your Name
As if we don t have enough going on in the world now we are seeing an uptick in scams hitting the Hudson Valley. Again this week, the Ulster County Sheriff s Office has had to issue an alert on their Facebook page in the hopes of keeping the public informed of the latest ways people are taking advantage of your good name.
The latest scam involved unemployment benefit claims. Apparently people are filing fraudulent claims and using the names of people who haven t file a claim for themselves. According to today s (April 9, 2021) Facebook post from the Ulster County Sheriff s Office you would be alerted to this scam involving you if you receive a letter from the State of New York Department of Labor notifying you of a financial benefit you did not apply for from the state.
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In Tuesday s Report: FDA warns of false test results due to mutations, and authorizes new OTC tests; NY state clarifies paid vaccination leave law; and California requires COVID-19 paid sick leave.
Tuesday, 6 April 2021
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said last week that it is concerned that virus mutations could lead to false results with certain COVID-19 tests, and that it has found some tests are prone to lower sensitivity, publishing a
A Bergen County man received $150,000 in federal loans to help an already-shuttered restaurant get through the COVID-19 crisis, then spent the money on high-end merchandise, restaurant meals and a gondola ride at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, the U.S. Attorney s Office alleged Friday.
Federal authorities say George Leguen, 46, of Paramus, applied to the Small Business Administration in August 2020 for a loan to support his Manhattan eatery, One Fifty One Restaurant & Lounge.
On the application, Leguen allegedly wrote the restaurant made $1.38 million the year before the pandemic, suffered $70,000 in rental losses because of the novel coronavirus and had a dozen employees as of Jan. 31, 2020. The federal government depended on this information to figure out how much money to loan Leguen, the complaint said.
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