Gov. Pritzker Says There’s No Unemployment Backlog, But Source Says More Than 12,000 Illinoisans Still Waiting To Be Processed – CBS2 (Chicago)

An unnamed IDES employee sent a screenshot of unemployment claims that are yet to be adjudicated – 12,440 to be exact. All are out-of-work people waiting for interviews to find out if they can even get benefits. The IDES employee said most were filed back in March and won’t even get interviewed until late this month – if then.
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debtsor
5 years ago

Scandals, Scandals, and more Scandals. But unlike criminal scandals of our previous governors, JB’s is just pure incompetence.

Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

When will the people of Illinois realize that Pritzker is nothing but a liar, this man will (is) trying to make himself look like a great politician. It’s has been said many times on wirepoints that 2024 or 28 is his big goal the White House. Only problem is baby Huey has burned a few bridges in Washington, and if he were to get elected, holy shit were done for.

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