GOP’s jobless benefit plan could mean delays, states

GOP’s jobless benefit plan could mean delays, states warn

Denver Post

Published 28 Jul 2020

A Republican proposal to slash the $600 weekly benefit boost for those left jobless because of the coronavirus shutdown could result in weeks or even months of delayed payments in some states.

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GOP’s jobless benefit plan could mean delays, states warn

GOP’s jobless benefit plan could mean delays, states warn

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