No path forward for pandemic-era waivers of unemployment benefit overpayments

CHARLESTON — While billions of dollars of fraud likely occurred nationwide due to unemployment benefits paid out during the COVID-19 pandemic, in many cases, states overpaid unemployment benefits to out-of-work

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