I was a CT essential worker. What COVID-19 relief is available to me?
The Premium Pay Program, which launched in August with $30 million in funds, provides certain bonuses to front line workers from the private sector only.
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The Premium Pay Program, which launched in August with $30 million in funds, provides certain bonuses to front line workers from the private sector only.
If you've had trouble applying for Connecticut's "Hero Pay" program online, help is now available, according to the Office of the State Comptroller.
Sean Scanlon said it’s become clear that the $30 million that legislators designated won’t provide the $1,000 COVID bonuses many state officials promised.
Scanlon, a Democratic state representative from Guilford, said it’s become clear that the $30 million that legislators and Gov. Ned Lamont designated for the Premium Pay Program won’t provide the $1,000 bonuses many state officials promised.
Democrat comptroller candidate Sean Scanlon says $1,000 grants for essential private-sector workers shouldn’t be reduced.