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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsGeorgia Governor
I have a question. After watching his presser today, I couldn't help but wonder WTH he is talking about?
If they have upped UE benefits by 600 a week, why are people struggling to put food on the table, if their place of employment has closed because of the pandemic?? They also added 13 weeks on top of the length of regular state benefits. I'm missing something.
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Georgia Governor (Original Post)
Tink41
Apr 2020
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msongs
(67,394 posts)1. takes awhile to get this stuff going perhaps nt
Cattledog
(5,914 posts)2. Workers will have to go back to work if their employer opens
and offers their job back. If they don't they lose their UE benefits.
Tink41
(537 posts)3. Sorry my mistake
The Gov of Georgia is using this as the reason to reopen.
greymattermom
(5,754 posts)5. It's the unemployment system in Georgia
Very old computer system that's almost impossible to get to work.