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Breaking NewsScam victims said they emailed the state dozens of times with no resolution — which means they could not file unemployment claims after they lost their jobs.11:00 PM EST February 4, 2021INDIANAPOLIS — For many Hoosiers who find themselves out of work because of COVID-19, getting laid off has not been the most frustrating aspect of the pandemic.“As of September 1, we were all out of jobs,” said Erin Fisher-Leser, a compliance specialist who was laid off this fall by an Indianapolis travel management company. “There I was, filing for unemployment for the first time in a really,...

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After battling layoffs and scam artists, unemployment fraud victims now battle Indiana DWD

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