Sununu vetoes NH bid to end interest on unemployment overpayments
New Hampshire officials are attempting to recover $6 million in unemployment benefits that have been incorrectly paid out to Granite Staters.
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New Hampshire officials are attempting to recover $6 million in unemployment benefits that have been incorrectly paid out to Granite Staters.
The House and Senate passed Senate Bill 42, which would eliminate interest payments on unemployment benefit overpayments unless the recipient had committed fraud. The governor vetoed the bill.
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