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Victims of unemployment fraud in Pa are blindsided by tax documents

Newtown Police Log: Resident Lost $20K In Phone Scam

Reply The woman followed the scammer s instructions and purchased $20,500 worth ​of gift cards from various establishments such as CVS and Lowe s and then relayed the card information to the scammer, Newtown police said. (Shutterstock) NEWTOWN, PA The Newtown Township Police Department reported the following incidents between Feb. 12 and Feb. 25, 2021. February 12 At 8:15 a.m., a resident called police to report that an unemployment claim was fraudulently opened in his name. A report was filed, and the man was told to contact the unemployment office. Subscribe At 3 p.m., a Wrightstown Township resident reported receiving a scam call from PECO. The scammer claimed to be a PECO employee who told her that her bill was past due and her electricity would be shut off in two hours unless she paid with a pre-paid debit card. The resident was told to purchase three $500 pre-paid cards at CVS and provided the card information to the scammer. When the resident contacted PECO directly

Pa women who leave jobs to care for kids are being wrongfully denied unemployment

Pa. women who leave jobs to care for kids are being wrongfully denied unemployment Ellie Silverman, The Philadelphia Inquirer © STEVEN M. FALK/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Maegen Wagner, 39 with her daughter Elizabeth, 7 and son Ryan, 10. When her Berks County school board voted in August to send Maegan Wagner and her colleagues back into classrooms, Wagner knew she had no choice: She would have to quit the job she loves. The assistant teacher’s 7-year-old daughter, Elizabeth, has Down syndrome. The family pediatrician said it was too dangerous for Elizabeth to return to school or day care. Wagner is a single parent and Elizabeth’s sole caregiver, making it unsafe for the 39-year-old educator to work in a building where the coronavirus could spread, and impossible to work in-person during hours when she would need to watch her daughter and her 10-year-old son.

Preposterous or Incoherent

Judge David Langham An intriguing decision was rendered by the New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Decision in October 2020: Anesthesia Associates v. Weinstein Supply, A-5033-18T4 and A-5718-18T4. The case consolidates for appeal two decisions of New Jersey workers compensation judges regarding jurisdiction over medical billing disputes. It is intriguing for its analysis of jurisdiction, its reliance upon secondary authority, and for its defense of workers compensation judges. A side element of intrigue in many workers compensation opinions is the volume of abbreviation engaged by the court; this is a great example. Essentially, the Court said: the WCA is interpreted as regards the jurisdiction over AAM and SJC MPCs. There is involvement of the PABWC, as well as the PDOLI in one case and WCBNY in the other. Each MPC was instigated by an MPAP under the WCA.

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