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Connecticut’s unemployment rate fell to 3.7% in May matching the U.S. rate for the first time since the pandemic, according to the state Department of Labor.
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Connecticut’s latest job numbers show that the state added 6,500 jobs in July but lags the nation in pandemic job recovery.
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A roundtable in Waterbury today discussed the mental health impacts of gun violence.
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Connecticut has launched its first new unemployment benefits and tax system in 40 years. ReEmployCT is a cloud-based system that makes it easy to file claims online.
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The Connecticut Department of Labor has released the state’s May job numbers. They show that 1,600 jobs were added, and the state’s unemployment rate has fallen to 4.2%.
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The state borrowed about $888 million from the federal government to cover pandemic driven unemployment benefits.
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Over 20,000 Connecticut residents will lose their federal unemployment benefits in January due to the state's unemployment rate dropping below the federal level for extended benefits.
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Connecticut’s unemployment rate has stayed above 7%, higher than before the pandemic. United Way of Connecticut has created an employment plan for…
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New York’s unemployment insurance fund, which the state Labor Department said has paid out over $100 billion dollars in benefits to millions of New…
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The Connecticut Department of Labor is defending a decision to claw back more than $8 million in unemployment benefits paid out since the start of the…