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Kenneth called the New Jersey Department of Labor and got through to a representative. He told us no one could give an explanation as to when he’d get his money. “A lot of times it was all the same thing. They’re reprogramming the system. I’m still on line to get the money but they don’t know when,” Kenneth said. He eventually received an email stating everything should work by his next claim date. He said he was able to file and the money came through in a few days. Extended Benefit Delays NBC10 Responds checked with the New Jersey Department of Labor to ask about delayed extende...

'Worst perfect storm' affecting thousands of unemployment claims 2 months 1 week 1 day ago Monday, January 25 2021 Jan 25, 2021 January 25, 2021 6:30 PM January 25, 2021 in News Source: WBRZ Share: BATON ROUGE - Monday, 2 On Your Side heard from the Secretary of the Louisiana Workforce Commission over long waits and lack of responses to unemployment claims. Sec. Ava Dejoie speaking today amid ongoing complaints about how long it's taking people to get help since they've been out of work due to COVID-19. Over the last few months, 2 On Your Side has heard from hundreds of people who say they're...

Louisiana’s improving jobless rate means the state no longer qualifies for the federally funded Extended Benefits (EB) Program, according to the Louisiana Workforce Commission.

Louisiana's improving unemployment rate triggers end of special extended benefits program Share Updated: 5:56 PM CST Jan 25, 2021 WDSU Digital Team Share Updated: 5:56 PM CST Jan 25, 2021 WDSU Digital Team Louisiana’s improving unemployment rate means the end of one of the federally funded benefits programs that began at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Louisiana Workforce Commission announced Monday.According to LWC, approximately 5,200 people have unemployment claims in the Extended Benefits (EB) Program. The U.S. Department of Labo...

Clementi. 19-year-old student, dharn ravi that this young man may have tried to coerce other eyewitnesses. where is this case going and how difficult will it be for prosecutors to prove? >> this is a very serious case for this young man, especially since the co-defendant has made a cooperation deal and is going to testify against him and lay out the case point-blank. he's in big trouble. he's facing a maximum of ten years on one of the counts there. it's bias crimes. it's basically an obstruction of justice. he recreated a web program -- i mean, it's really, really bad. and i think they got hi...