Editorial: Data breach, backups continue to plague unemployment agency. Fix this, Gov. Pritzker. – Chicago Tribune

"It’s true that this pandemic has created challenges no one could have anticipated. But it’s been more than nine weeks since Pritzker’s first stay-at-home order came into force March 21. That’s ample time to ensure unemployment benefits applicants get their questions promptly answered and their applications processed when they turn to the IDES."
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Fed up neighbor
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I can’t my floppy disk won’t load

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