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Up to 40,000 NJ unemployment claims still backlogged

New Jersey's still dealing with backlogged unemployment claims, 30-40,000 of them.

09/15/2020

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Up to 40,000 NJ unemployment claims still backlogged

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New Jersey's still dealing with backlogged unemployment claims, 30-40,000 of them.

New Jersey's still dealing with backlogged unemployment claims, 30-40,000 of them, according to the state labor commissioner. He blames the problem on the sheer scale of the coronavirus pandemic, driven recession, complicated by stringent federal red tape that gums up claims with "arbitrary" requirements.

09/15/2020

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