In “GMA’s”"Money Smart" series, we take a closer look at states offering cash incentives to get people back to work.Nearly 8,000 people in Colorado have applied for a state program that gives up to $1,600 in"incentive" payments to unemployed people who return to work full time.
In the less than three weeks since the"Colorado Jumpstart" program was announced, the state's Department of Labor and Employment reported that it has received 7,953 claimants as of Monday.Colorado Jumpstart promises payments of $1,600 to those who are currently receiving state unemployment benefits or Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation benefits and return to work full time by May 29 and $1,200 payments for those who return by June 26.
And that’s great.!.BUT.. employers/ recruiters ask those not working “what you been doing past year?” AND are NOT anxious to help & hire those who’ve been out of work for months, BUT, instead hire people now working same type job & look for similar position & more money.!! Shame!
Just your taxes at work I guess, don’t touch my wallet!!! I earned all that I own.
horrible
That's it? So much for the theory that people are staying on unemployment because they're lazy...
First, it's crazy an incentive must be paid to get people to work but, setting that aside it sound not be paid until at least 6 months employment.
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