Retroactive Unemployment

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Government workers must claim retroactive pay: what should they know?

If you're a federal employee affected by the government shutdown, understanding your rights to retroactive pay is crucial. Learn about the legal protections in place, the timeline for receiving your back pay,

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Here's what federal workers should know about getting retroactive pay

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Will federal workers get back pay? What to know as shutdown continues

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Government shutdown enters second month

After the government had been shut down for nearly a month, a conspicuously quiet President Donald Trump finally weighed in with a prescription for how to end it.

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Democrats' rift with unions erupts as shutdown pain worsens

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Airlines, Unions Ramp Up Pressure on Democrats to End Shutdown

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As shutdown stretches on, Congress’ efforts to pay federal employees stall

Max Alonzo, national secretary-treasurer for the National Federation of Federal Employees, said in an interview that the union is extremely disappointed that members of Congress haven’t been willing t...

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WATCH: Federal workers rally against SNAP cutoff amid shutdown

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Minnesota’s federal workers plead for resolution of government shutdown

Federal News Network

Feds told shutdown furloughs extended to late November

Agencies are giving furloughed federal employees an inconsistent message about whether they will get retroactive pay once the shutdown ends.

Government Executive

Employees are receiving renewed furlough notices as shutdown enters second month, this time without back pay guarantees

The government shutdown is poised to enter its second month on Saturday, meaning agencies across government on Friday once again sent furlough notices to hundreds of thousands of workers.

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Should I return the unemployment benefit money? What every beneficiary should know

Thousands of people in the United States received unemployment benefits over the past few years, but not everyone is clear on whether they have to pay that money back. If you legi

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48,000 Michiganders set to receive $34 million in retroactive unemployment payments. What to know

Nearly 48,000 Michiganders are receiving $34 million in retroactive unemployment payments following a review, a release from the Michigan Labor and Economic Opportunity said. Weekly benefit rates signed into law in December increased payouts. “This money ...