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State of Delaware continues to benefit from New Castle County CARES funds

Top Story I think people are very excited, said Rachel Kipp. Delaware is definitely a place that has a lot of state pride. I think it s because it s a small state and we all kind of feel like we know each other, and so when something great happens to one of our own, we all really want to celebrate. More Headlines

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Nevada burns through Trust Fund, now borrowing to pay jobless claims

Nevada burns through Trust Fund, now borrowing to pay jobless claims
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SD sees decrease in number of weekly initial, continued unemployment claims

Pierre, SD, USA / DRGNews Dec 17, 2020 10:07 AM During the week of Dec. 6-12, a total of 858 initial weekly claims for state unemployment benefits were processed by the Department of Labor and Regulation. This is a decrease of 46 claims from the prior week’s total of 904. A total of $833,000 was paid out in state benefits, in addition to $252,000 in Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC), $295,000 in Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) and $204,000 in Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) benefits. The Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund balance was $120.6 million on Dec. 13. The latest number of continued state claims is 3,793 for the week ending Dec. 5, a decrease of 131 from the prior week’s total of 3,924. This indicates the number of unemployed workers eligible for and receiving benefits after their initial claim.

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SD Jobless Claims Drop Slightly But Rise Nationally

SD Jobless Claims Drop Slightly But Rise Nationally South Dakota unemployment claims saw a slight dip in the latest report from the Department of Labor. Initial weekly claims for state unemployment benefits came in at 858 for the week ending December 12, 2002. This is 46 claims fewer than last week s total of 904. The state would typically process 200 to 300 initial weekly claims in a pre-coronavirus environment. Continued state claims were down 131 from last week with 3,793 being processed for the week ending Dec. 5. Continued claims represent the number of unemployed workers eligible for and receiving benefits after their initial claim. $833,000 was paid out in state benefits last week. The Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund balance was $120.6 million on Dec. 13.

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Legislature OKs aid for businesses, workers

Despite plenty of sound and fury Monday, only 17 lawmakers voted against a bill to provide $216 million in COVID-19 relief to businesses impaired by the governor’s Nov. 20 executive order. The bill, Senate File 31 passed during the seventh and final special session of 2020 also includes a 13-week extension to unemployment benefits for about 125,000 Minnesotans. Those benefits were set to expire by the day after Christmas. Gov. Tim Walz was expected to sign it Tuesday. Much of Monday’s floor debate involved GOP lawmakers pinning blame for Minnesota’s COVID-19 miseries directly on Gov. Tim Walz. Rep. Steve Drazkowski, R-Mazeppa, charted the outermost extremes of that rhetoric.

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