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Montana plans to cancel unemployment benefits to address severe workforce shortage

Montana plans to cancel unemployment benefits to address ‘severe workforce shortage’ Denitsa Tsekova Montana plans to stop some of its federally-funded unemployment benefits to address “the state’s severe workforce shortage,” according to its labor department, which will leave many out-of-work residents without any support at all. Popular Searches Instead, the state will begin to offer return-to-work bonuses to help employers looking to hire. Starting June 27, Montanans will lose access to the extra $300 in weekly unemployment benefits, but maintain their regular benefits. Contractors, gig workers, and others will also lose access to the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program, meaning those workers won’t get any benefits.

Customers are returning to restaurants, but many workers aren t | News

Restaurant owners whose businesses survived the first year of the pandemic are finally beginning to see their customers come back, but now there’s a new problem this already battered industry has to solve: finding enough workers to be able to serve them. “We definitely are seeing a shortage in restaurant workers in the community,” says Joe Campana, a Colorado Springs entrepreneur who owns several area restaurants and bars, including Bonny and Read and Shame & Regret. “We’ve been OK, but I’ve heard it all over town. I’ve had a number of different owners call me in the last few weeks asking me to forward applications over to them, anything we’ve got.”

Congress Should Heed President Biden s Call for Fundamental UI Reform | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

Congress Should Heed President Biden s Call for Fundamental UI Reform | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
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Filing for unemployment benefits will be paused May 30 due to conversion to new system

Filing for unemployment benefits will be paused May 30 due to conversion to new system Updated May 05, 2021; It will cause the system to go offline for a week and a day, temporarily preventing residents from filing cliams. But earlier estimates called for the system to be offline for two weeks. Officials from the state Department of Labor & Industry offered this revised timeline during a Wednesday meeting of the advisory panel appointed by the Legislature to monitor the computer conversion project. The labor department is moving from a mainframe system that is nearly 50 years old to one that will be accessible on mobile and tablet devices.

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