Articles Tagged: Unemployment

A social worker for Heritage Specialty Care was justified in quitting after the facility failed to inform her of residents who had serious, contagious diseases, according to a judge’s ruling.

Also, State Auditor warns Iowans to be alert of scams in wake of flooding

Also, bird flu reported in turkeys in Sac County

Also, Iowa Supreme Court awards grants for low-income legal services

A federal judge on Friday dismissed a class-action lawsuit over Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds’ decision to end pandemic-related unemployment benefits early.

Lawmakers seek data on what unemployment tax cut could mean

Also, House passes penalties for ‘grooming’ by teachers

Also, some Iowans will get Google refunds

Also, state auditor warns of increased check fraud

Fewer workers means fewer laid-off workers — but was law change a factor?

Two Franklin County officers involved in the fatal shooting of a Hampton man who was wielding a pellet gun will not be charged, the Iowa Attorney General’s Office determined Monday.

Iowa law enforcement will be out on the road Wednesday ready to pull over speeding vehicles and motorcycles as part of a multistate traffic safety awareness campaign.

An Iowa youth counselor who was fired for physically striking one of her clients has been denied unemployment benefits.

Also, governor signs butchery grant bill

The bill would allow Iowa cities to impose up to a 3 percent surcharge on retail, food, alcohol, ticket and hotel room sales to fund entertainment districts.