unemployment benefits

Two employees of the New York State Department of Labor bilked the state of more than $1.6 million in unemployment insurance benefits and have now no longer employed by New York State, according to federal prosecutors

Bye-bye benefits. A number of federal programs that expanded and extended unemployment benefits during the COVID pandemic are over.

Thousands of New York residents got something in the mail on Friday that they were not looking forward to.

Those receiving Unemployment Insurance through New York State here in the Utica, Rome, and Syracuse area may be able to collect benefits for up to 59 weeks.

Millions of people in the United States are receiving unemployment assistance. If you're receiving these benefits, how can you make sure you don't get hit with a big bill come tax time?

The New York State Department of Labor says you could be missing out on unemployment benefits if you're not taking one critical step: weekly certification.

Applying for Unemployment Insurance or the new COVID-19 Pandemic Unemployment Assistance just got a little easier and faster for self employed New Yorkers.

In this day and age of scams and unwanted solicitors, we've become very suspicious about any unrecognizable incoming phone calls.

Having trouble filing for unemployment in New York? It's about to get a little easier.

Unemployed New Yorkers are getting an extra $600 right away and 13 more weeks of unemployment benefits.

The state has decided to waive the seven-day waiting period for unemployment insurance and has instituted an alphabetical system.

If you can't work because of the coronavirus, you can get unemployment benefits without having to wait.