Lathrop council member Diallo won't seek restraint against ex-fire chief Neely
Minnie Diallo chose not to pursue the request because former Lathrop-Manteca Fire District Chief Gene Neely has indicated he plans to move out of Lathrop.
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Minnie Diallo chose not to pursue the request because former Lathrop-Manteca Fire District Chief Gene Neely has indicated he plans to move out of Lathrop.
An investigation into Florida’s unemployment website uncovered what frustrated laid-off workers already knew: “Countless people were affected by this system’s failure.”
Deloitte defends work on Florida's unemployment system Published article TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Officials from a company that played a key role in setting up Florida’s much-criticized online unemployment system defended the firm’s work Monday, as Democratic lawmakers argued it launched "something that wasn't ready" and was designed by the state to fail. John Hugill, a principal with Deloitte Consulting, told members of the Senate Select Committee on Pandemic Preparedness and Response that company officials are "sympathetic to the challenges" that people had when using the CONNECT unemploy...
Deloitte Consulting was among the vendors who sold Florida a $78 million unemployment compensation system that buckled and broke for many thousands of Floridians who tried to file claims after being thrown out of work by the coronavirus pandemic. Company representatives were called to task on the system's failures in a 2-hour appearance Monday before the Florida Senate's Select Committee on Pandemic Preparedness and Response. The bottom line: No one including Deloitte, paid $46 million, foresaw the tsunami of unemployment applications that washed over and foundered the system. It was de...
Company with key role in setting up Florida online unemployment system defend work as Democratic lawmakers argue it launched system designed to fail.