Name: State of Indiana pays $15M for unemployment helpline workers who can’t offer much help
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State of Indiana pays $15M for unemployment helpline workers who can’t offer much help

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Breaking NewsThe whistleblower told 13 Investigates the Navient workers desperately want to help the laid-off workers with their backlogged claims, but DWD won’t let them.8:26 PM EST November 22, 2020INDIANAPOLIS — Kim Saunders is disgusted with the Indiana Department of Workforce Development.“I don’t know what I’m supposed to do. I’ve worked my whole life, so I don’t understand why they’re doing this,” she told 13News.The longtime hair dresser applied for pandemic unemployment assistance (PUA) back in April, after her hair salon — and every other salon in Indiana — was ordered to...

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