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"Government to Provide Michigan Unemployment Extension..."
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"Government to Provide Michigan Unemployment Extension..."
I just read this on Yahoo! News, posted by PRWeb. Not exactly sure what it's all about, but it seems as though the high number of long-term unemployed are at least getting attention in Michigan...and appear to be on the way to getting some additional help.
Take a look and I would appreciate knowing what others think this might mean for the long-term unemployed in general.
Thanks!
Pamela Jo
The link to the article:
http://beta.news.yahoo.com/government-michigan-unemployment-extension-alleviate-sufferings-unemployed-unemployment-082154140.html
Take a look and I would appreciate knowing what others think this might mean for the long-term unemployed in general.
Thanks!
Pamela Jo
The link to the article:
http://beta.news.yahoo.com/government-michigan-unemployment-extension-alleviate-sufferings-unemployed-unemployment-082154140.html

PamelaJo- Member
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Re: "Government to Provide Michigan Unemployment Extension..."
I wish N.J. would do something the rate has been over 9.0% forever! Gov.Christie is to arrogant to do something like that!
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Re: "Government to Provide Michigan Unemployment Extension..."
polpol3 wrote: I wish N.J. would do something the rate has been over 9.0% forever! Gov.Christie is to arrogant to do something like that!
I'm hoping the same for PA. They say the unemployment rate continues to drop here, but the rate in the Lehigh Valley (which is not far from where I live) has just risen once again. The only reason the statewide rate drops is due to those exhausting all benefits no longer being included in the numbers. If we were counted the rate would be extremely high.
I recently watched a "Call In" program featuring Gov. Christie on a Philly news station and I must say that he certainly did not handle the public well at all. He seemed to have no regard for any opinions but his own. Originally, I had reservations about our own Gov. Corbett, but he seems to be willing to deal with the unemployment situation here. Hoping it continues that way and even improves. We'll see.

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Re: "Government to Provide Michigan Unemployment Extension..."
PamelaJo wrote:I just read this on Yahoo! News, posted by PRWeb. Not exactly sure what it's all about, but it seems as though the high number of long-term unemployed are at least getting attention in Michigan...and appear to be on the way to getting some additional help.
Take a look and I would appreciate knowing what others think this might mean for the long-term unemployed in general.
Thanks!
Pamela Jo
The link to the article:
http://beta.news.yahoo.com/government-michigan-unemployment-extension-alleviate-sufferings-unemployed-unemployment-082154140.html
I am not sure how authentic this article is because I seen an article from PRWeb with similar information regarding my state and there is no truth to it. I also checked the Unemployment-extension.org website and can not find anything backing up what PRWeb is reporting, yet they say "According to Unemployment-Extension.org".
I could mistaken so please don't take my word for it, Does anyone else know anything about this

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Re: "Government to Provide Michigan Unemployment Extension..."
I think it's an old article
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Re: "Government to Provide Michigan Unemployment Extension..."
Thank all of you for your input. I wasn't at all sure about the article myself and that is why I wanted to know what others thought of it. Surely would be nice to discover it's not incorrect, but I also have strong doubts about it.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.

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Re: "Government to Provide Michigan Unemployment Extension..."
I'm going to lock this thread as it's not relevant.
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They're probably drinkin' coffee and smoking big cigars.
Well I know I had it coming, I know I can't be free
But those people keep a movin'
And that's what tortures me...
RIP Johnny Cash
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