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Iowa unemployment benefits are being cut Here s what to know

When will the unemployment benefits in Iowa be cut? How many people are affected? Why is it happening?

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What you need to know about Iowa s cuts to unemployment benefits

When will the unemployment benefits in Iowa be cut? How many people are affected? Why is it happening?

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A Labor Shortage in 2021? Viral Signs Are Not Employment Data

Rating Reporting As the world began to emerge from more than a year of pandemic-related uncertainty in May 2021, an avalanche of photographs showing signs about businesses being “short staffed” because “no one wants to work” appeared on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. One very popular April 2021 tweet (and assorted Facebook posts) showed a sign taped to a Sonic Drive-In menu in Albuquerque, New Mexico: Sonic in Albuquerque says “No one wants to work anymore.” pic.twitter.com/CR128n60mM Examples The Facebook post linked above included an image of the same sign, with the following lament: This is a Sonic in Albuquerque New Mexico. I guess if you pay employees more on unemployment than when they work, they tend not to work. Who knew ??

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Montana to end expanded jobless benefits in June, offer return-to-work bonuses

© © Getty Images Montana will stop offering expanded unemployment benefits in June and give bonuses to recipients of jobless aid who come back to work to help tackle labor shortages, Gov. Greg Gianforte Gianforte said that Montana will end participation in a range of federal programs created in March 2020 by the CARES Act and extended several times throughout the coronavirus pandemic to support millions of Americans forced out of work by COVID-19, the first state to do so. After June 27, Montana will stop giving recipients of jobless aid the additional $300 per week offered through Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation. ADVERTISEMENT The state will also stop participating in the Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation program which provides additional weeks of federally funded jobless aid to recipients who’ve exhausted their state allowances as well as Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, which expanded benefits to gig workers, contractors and others who don’t

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Easing The Pain Of Worker Layoffs: Individual Stipends And Other Emergency Benefits Under The Most Recent Federal Stimulus Package For Covid-19 - Employment and HR

Easing The Pain Of Worker Layoffs: Individual Stipends And Other Emergency Benefits Under The Most Recent Federal Stimulus Package For Covid-19 - Employment and HR
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