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Unemployment benefits, emergency savings. Here's how to get by without a paycheck after a job loss
The many Americans who have been laid off recently have an unfortunate math to figure out: how to get by without a paycheck. Financial advisors share tips.
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CT Dept. of Labor receiving thousands of suspected fraudulent unemployment claims per day
Connecticut Department of Labor (CTDOL) says its office is being flooded with unemployment fraud. Bad actors are using stolen personal information to file for unemployment benefits.
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China reports second-quarter GDP miss, another record high in youth unemployment
Analysts expect a faster pace than the first quarter, but it comes off a low base due to the lockdowns in Shanghai in April and May last year.
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Unemployment Fell to 3.5% Under Biden. For How Much Longer?
President Joe Biden keeps seeing good economic news and bad public approval ratings.
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Conn. Unemployment Appeals Not Being Accepted After Apparent System Failure
The Department of Labor (DOL) said they’re not accepting unemployment appeals after staff identified a system failure that could have allowed another filer to see your personal information. DOL officials said they’re shutting down the unemployment appeals filing feature in ReEmployCT after it was determined that a system issued the same docket number to two separate people. People filing...
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Steps to Prepare If You Were to Be Laid Off
Unemployment numbers are still low, but according to CNBC, recent surveys show as many as half of large employers are thinking about cutting jobs in 2023 as the economy is expected to slow.
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Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.5% in September, Payrolls Rise by 263,000 as Job Market Stays Strong
Nonfarm payrolls in September increased 263,000 for the month, compared to the Dow Jones estimate of 275,000. The unemployment rate was 3.5%.