Illinois Unemployment Offices Have Been Closed Nearly A Year, And Many Say It’s Causing Big Problems – CBS2 (Chicago)

“Nobody wants them to be harmed, in any way shape or form, but if our other state agencies can figure out how to maintain secure work places and also serve their customers, I believe the department of employment security can figure that out as well,” said Jeremy Rosen, director of economic justice at the Shriver Center on Poverty Law.
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Joseph A Beaupied
5 years ago

We have the same issue in Michigan. God forbid if you actually need to speak with a live person.

NB-Chicago
5 years ago

Are the unemployment offices closed in other /neighboring states?

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