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WA unemployment system still suffering from COVID-19 relief problems - Vimarsana News

WA unemployment system still suffering from COVID-19 relief problems

Even as many Washington employers have moved past the pandemic, the unemployment system is still dealing with problems related to COVID-19 relief that raised costs and left hundreds of millions

State awarded federal grant for re-entry and employment services - Vimarsana News

State awarded federal grant for re-entry and employment services

OLYMPIA – The Washington State Employment Security Department and the Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County will receive more than $6.2 million from a four-year federal grant called Partners for Reentry Opportunities in Workforce Development, according to an ESD announcement Wednesday...

Washington unemployment system suffering from COVID-era problems - Vimarsana News

Washington unemployment system suffering from COVID-era problems

Even as many Washington employers have moved past the pandemic, the unemployment system is still dealing with pandemic-related problems that raised costs and left hundreds of millions of dollars in

Washington unemployment system still suffering from COVID-era problems - Vimarsana News

Washington unemployment system still suffering from COVID-era problems

Even as many Washington employers have moved past the pandemic, the unemployment system is still dealing with pandemic-related problems that raised costs and left hundreds of millions of dollars in …

WA unemployment system still suffering from COVID-era problems - Vimarsana News

WA unemployment system still suffering from COVID-era problems

On the fraud front, investigators have now recovered two-thirds of the $647 million in pandemic benefits taken by cyberthieves in early 2020.

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