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Michigan paid $3.3 billion in pandemic unemployment to people with no work history - Vimarsana News

Michigan paid $3.3 billion in pandemic unemployment to people with no work history

In a random sampling of 60 claims, auditors found a third of them showed suspicious assertions of self-employment that should have been followed up.

Census: Nearly 3 million Americans cited COVID for not working last month - Vimarsana News

Census: Nearly 3 million Americans cited COVID for not working last month

Nearly 3 million Americans cited COVID-19 as their reason for not working last month, according to new Census Bureau data.

IRS completes pandemic unemployment refunds, pays $15 billion back to taxpayers - Vimarsana News

IRS completes pandemic unemployment refunds, pays $15 billion back to taxpayers

The IRS said Friday that it has finished repaying nearly 12 million taxpayers who overpaid on their 2020 returns after getting unemployment benefits during the pandemic.

New in 2023: Looser pot laws, higher minimum wages and no more jaywalking tickets in California - Vimarsana News

New in 2023: Looser pot laws, higher minimum wages and no more jaywalking tickets in California

Thousands of Connecticut residents will see their marijuana records vanish into thin air, jaywalking won't be a fineable offense in California and workers from coast to coast will see a pay increase once the calendar flips to 2023.

Biden signs executive order to give federal employees an average raise of 4.6% in January - Vimarsana News

Biden signs executive order to give federal employees an average raise of 4.6% in January

Federal employees can expect to see an uptick in their paychecks in the new year, thanks to President Biden signing an order to boost government employees by executive order.