Many Still Struggle To Get A Hold Of Illinois Unemployment Offices; One Woman Finds Success Leaving Contact Info In Note At Door – CBS2 (Chicago)

But she also expressed confusion at why in-person interaction with IDES employees isn’t clear yet with Illinois entering Phase 4 of reopening. “There’s restaurants opened and hair dressing salons opened, but this still isn’t?”
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debtsor
5 years ago

It’s because of systemic racism.

Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

Oh come on that cannot be true,governor chuckles the clown states the folks at IDES are working very hard and long extra hours. One word governor chuckles BULL—IT

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