The database also shows that 2.85 percent, or $1.28 billion, of the total unemployment insurance payments ($45.2 billion) in that timeframe were the result of fraud. (See here and click on XLS sheet for “2012 Calendar Year data.”)
On the “browse by topic” section of the Department of Labor website is a link for “Unemployment Insurance” that takes visitors to the page devoted to that topic, including “Unemployment Insurance (UI) Improper Payments by State.”
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And something is wrong here when unemployed people suddenly find employment when their checks stop!
10:50
Funny how that works much of the time. I saw someone on facebook complain their unemployment was running out. They had already been on it 2 years and now since it was running out they were seriously looking for a job.
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