Unemployed workers worried about stimulus aid cuts

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Published 04 Aug 2020

Laid-off workers are worried about cuts in unemployment aid as Congress struggles to craft new legislation to respond to the coronavirus pandemic. The unemployed are anxious after a $600-per-week expanded unemployment benefit expired on July 31. (Aug. 3)

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Unemployed workers worried about stimulus aid cuts

Unemployed workers worried about stimulus aid cuts

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