New jersey unemployment news
[DOC File]DHS e-update for the week of October 22, 2007
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In other news, DHS and the Department of Labor and Workforce Development co-hosted . ... the unemployment rate for people with disabilities is 70 percent. That’s simply unacceptable. ... DDS reminds readers that the NJ WorkAbility Program offers full New Jersey Medicaid health coverage to people with disabilities who are working, and whose ...
[DOC File]ABD e -NEWS - Iowa
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e - NEWS February 18, 2005 ... a New Jersey investment advisor. "With the baby boomers' children starting to age, they are drinking less beer." ... Rising unemployment has restrained spending and investment in Germany and Italy, leaving 2004 economic growth in the euro region at …
[DOCX File]Important Links - Spring Lake School District
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The news outlets reporting out on COVID-19 every day and current social distancing guidelines can increase your anxiety. ... is a confidential and anonymous helpline for New Jersey's youth and young adults. ... a trained Crisis Counselor. Financial Assistance . Unemployment: If you lost your job due to COVID-19 you can apply for unemployment ...
[DOC File]The Official Web Site for The State of New Jersey
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New employees who begin work on or after the effective date pay the full health care contribution pursuant to section 39, without regard to the phase-in. This includes new employees hired between June 28 and the time an expired CNA has its successor agreement finalized. 4) For employees covered by CNAs in effect on the effective date:
[DOC File]DHS e-update for Wednesday, March 12, 2008 - New Jersey
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As news of a struggling economy continues to pervade the media, DHS reminds readers that services are available to eligible NJ residents to help them weather periods of temporary unemployment, homelessness, depression and/or loss of health insurance. ... Highlighted was the “5th Annual New Jersey Division on Civil Rights Disability Law ...
[DOCX File]The IBEW Local 164 Mission
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new jersey's commitment to back pay NJ DOL has stated in the following document, under question #11: "We're committed to ensuring that everyone receives their benefits during this crisis. You will not lose a day's benefits as all claims will be backdated to your first day of employment loss."
[DOCX File]NJSA
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New Jersey Unemployment Insurance benefits are meant for people who lose their job “through no fault of their own,” such as an employer’s lack of work or a layoff due to downsizing. If you voluntarily quit your job for reasons that were not work-related, or you were terminated for misconduct, your eligibility will need to …
[DOC File]news.wolterskluwerlb.com
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New Jersey Unemployment Insurance The rate New Jersey employees will pay to cover Family Leave Insurance remains 0.1% for the period of January 1, 2014, to December 31, 2014. In addition, the employee contribution rate for disability insurance will be 0.38% for the period of January 1, 2014, to December 31, 2014, which represents an increase ...
[DOC File]DHS e-update for Monday, September 4, 2007
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New Jersey is committed to helping individuals with disabilities attain work. In the FY’08 budget, Governor Corzine fully funded the Personal Assistance Services Program (PASP) which eliminated the 150 person waiting list and provided support to those able to pursue employment.
[DOC File]Workers' Compensation Research Book - Government of …
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The New Jersey Supreme court, in reversing the Appellate Division, held that the 2004 amendment to N.J.S.A. 34:15-13 which sets dependency benefits at a uniform 70% of the decedent’s wages for one or more dependents is to be applied prospectively to cover only those claims where the worker’s death was on or after January 14, 2004.
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