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Michigan’s jobless rate leveled off to four-point-five percent in August and September. That followed small increases in the unemployment rate over the summer
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The state has reached a tentative 55-million dollar agreement to resolve a class-action lawsuit filed by workers who were wrongly forced to repay jobless benefits
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The UIA said that work has led to 90 convictions, over 160 people facing charges, and over $90 million recovered
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The unemployment rate is up. So is the number of employed people.
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Data show the state is on track to recover the jobs lost during the pandemic
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A new audit is detailing how Michigan overpaid unemployment claims by billions of dollars during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Michigan residents whose unemployment claims were wrongfully rejected as fraudulent by a computer system can sue the system’s developers and state…
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Michigan’s unemployment rate rocketed in April, likely setting an all-time high at 22.7%, as coronavirus restrictions shut down businesses and put people…
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Nearly 69,000 people filed initial claims for unemployment last week, bringing Michigan's seven-week total in the coronavirus pandemic to more than 1.3…
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There are three pieces of economic data that could tell us how reopening the Michigan economy could play out. WGVU spoke with Paul Isely, Associate Dean…