US Jobless Claims Continue to Fall August 13, 2021 FenderBender Staff Reporters No Comments Unemployment claims in the U.S. continued to fall this week, signaling further recovery from the coronavirus-induced recession.Read More
U.S. Unemployment Falls to Pandemic Low July 26, 2021 Ratchet+Wrench Staff Reporters No Comments The number of Americans applying for unemployment fell to 360,000 last week, the lowest level since COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic in March 2020.Read More
Unemployment Benefits Ending In Some States June 10, 2021 FenderBender Staff Reporters No Comments The news comes as some legislators argue that enhanced jobless benefits offer an incentive to stay home.Read More
Consultant: PPP Loan Forgiveness Not Guaranteed May 13, 2020 No Comments Brad Mewes, founder of COVID19loans.org and industry consultant, says PPP loan forgiveness is not automatic.Read More
Report: Tesla Expected to Extend Furloughs May 4, 2020 No Comments Tesla informed employees last week that furloughed workers could expect at least another week of unemployment.Read More
US Unemployment Claims Spike April 2, 2020 No Comments The Department of Labor reported last week the largest single-week increase in unemployment in American history.Read More
Making Military Veterans a Solution to Workforce Struggles May 1, 2017 Kelly Beaton No Comments Learn how you can do your part in helping lower military veteran unemployment rates—and find driven employees in the process.Read More
Protect Your Unemployment Contribution March 1, 2012 No Comments Learn to effectively dispute unwarranted unemployment insurance claims with six critical tips.Read More
Fighting Negative Effects of Unemployment March 1, 2010 Jennifer Niemela No Comments High unemployment forces shops to work smarter.Read More
