A 53-year-old federal railroad employee has agreed to pay $24,000 to resolve potential violations related to unemployment benefit claims during the COVID-19 pandemic, announced U.S. Attorney Nicholas ...

A 53-year-old federal railroad employee from Katy, Texas, has agreed to pay $24,000 to resolve allegations of fraudulently ...

U.S. Supreme Court rules that Alabama cannot deny citizens the ability to sue over delays and errors in processing ...

This month, a Franklin County judge ordered the state to pay out nearly a billion dollars in federal pandemic unemployment ...

The Trump administration is terminating federal workers across agencies. Here’s what to know about your rights and finances ...

Virginia's legislature will be coming back sometime after Saturday's adjournment to try to mitigate the impact of President ...

The latest cut by the Fortune 500 agricultural and construction equipment manufacturer marks its 16 th announced layoff over ...

Democrats pushed for a bill to make federal contractors eligible for unemployment benefits but did not fund it in the state budget bill.

Going without income as a result of unemployment creates financial stress, but there are ways to make it a little bit easier.

Conflagration. “A large, intense, and uncontrolled fire. It can also refer to a violent conflict or war.” That’s what we are witnessing in our federal government as the Executive Branch disregards ...

The Trump administration's purge of the federal workforce could cost the government billions in unemployment payouts.