In Tuesday, state lawmakers want to hear from Marylanders who haven't received unemployment insurance benefits, or are having a hard time filing.
NOT RECEIVING THEIRUNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCEBENEFITS..
AND NOT BEING ABLETO REACH ANYONE AT THE CLAIMSCENTER.
MARYLAND LAWMAKERSALSO WANT TO HEAR FROM YOUABOUT THE ISSUES PLAGUING THEUNEMPLOYMENT SYSTEM.
ONTUESDAY━ THE SENATE FINANCEAND SENATE BUDGET AND TAXATIONCOMMITTEES WILL HOLD A VIRTUALHEARING AT 1 ━M.
THIS IS ANOPPORTUNITY FOR THE PUBLIC TOLET THE HOGAN ADMINISTRATIONAND DEPARTMENT OF LABOR KNOWWHAT'S REALLY GOING ON AND HOWYOU'VE BEEN IMPACTED BY THEDELAY IN BENEFITS ANDTECHNICAL ISSUES.
WE HAVE ALNK WHERE YOU CAN SIG━UP TOTESTIFY ON OUR WEBSITE━ WMAR2 NEWS DOT COM SLASH REBOUNDMARYLAND.
THE DEADLINE TOREGISTER IS TOMORROW AT NOON.AND YOU CAN SEE THE HEARINGLIVE ON THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S
Unemployment insurance claims in Maryland are down for a second straight week.
