Unpaid, delayed unemployment benefits leave many without financial support – ABC7 (Chicago)

Monday marks six months since Illinois' stay-at-home order went into effect in response to COVID-19; The state says that since March its distributed nearly $16 billion. But one mother of young children, waiting since March to receive benefits, says, "The only thing that was told to me was that they were as confused as I was and that it will be given over to a different department for them to contact me."
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Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Let’s turn our entire healthcare system over to these idiots!

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