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Illinois audit finds to $5.2B in overpaid unemployment benefits - Vimarsana News

Illinois audit finds to $5.2B in overpaid unemployment benefits

A long-awaited audit found an array of weaknesses at state unemployment agency.

Audit shows massive fraud with COVID unemployment funds - Vimarsana News

Audit shows massive fraud with COVID unemployment funds

Illinois lawmakers are calling for accountability into the state's handling of unemployment payments during the COVID-19 pandemic after an audit showed $5.2 billion was overpaid, including tens of millions to

COVID unemployment surge led to $5.2B in overpaid benefits in Illinois - Vimarsana News

COVID unemployment surge led to $5.2B in overpaid benefits in Illinois

Illinois overpaid unemployment benefits to the tune of $5.2 billion during the first 18 months of the pandemic, with much of it paid to fraudulent claimants, according to an audit.

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Illinois loses $5.2 BILLION in fraudulent and excessive COVID payments, 481 dead people made bank: audit - Vimarsana News

Illinois loses $5.2 BILLION in fraudulent and excessive COVID payments, 481 dead people made bank: audit

The Illinois Auditor General released a report revealing the state improperly paid out over $5 billion in unemployment payments during COVID.

Audit: Illinois unemployment agency made $5.2 billion in 'overpayments' during COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Audit: Illinois unemployment agency made $5.2 billion in 'overpayments' during COVID-19

(The Center Square) – Illinois lawmakers are calling for accountability into the state's handling of unemployment payments during the COVID-19 pandemic after an audit showed $5.2 billion was overpaid, including