unemployment

Many business owners believe that Americans are receiving too much money from unemployment and it is making everyone very lazy.

Unemployment claims are slowly decreasing all over the US and it’s happening most rapidly here in New Jersey.

Because legislators are taking F O R E V E R to pass another stimulus package, New Jersey may be offering some emergency unemployment.

Take a look at the rules and regulations to make sure you are eligible.

Your job loss MUST be COVID-19 related for you to be eligible for this unemployment.

You must confirm that your job loss is COVID-19 related by TODAY at 11:59 to receive $300/weekly payment if you did not receive the first time around.

Some residents did not receive the additional unemployment when they should have...so another round could be coming our way soon.

New Jersey is processing the Lost Wage Assistance through FEMA, of $300 a week for up to 6 weeks. The money will arrive in a lump sum in October.

There are a few rules and stipulations to keep in mind but it is possible that you won't receive money until October.

But just like everything else in this world, this new plan comes with a pretty big catch.

During the Covid-19 Coronavirus Pandemic Nearly 80,000 Monmouth County residents have filed for Unemployment and as thousands of jobs open back up, the Freeholders have launched a website with a free online career training course to help sharpen skill sets and resumes for the new workforce.

Senate panel votes to audit the unemployment division and spend $50M in federal aid for tech upgrades. It also wants to delay a hike in unemployment taxes.