NJ Labor Department completes 11-week benefit extension for expired claims
The New Jersey Department of Labor announced Saturday that it completed its work on the 11-week benefit extension for more than 75,000 people with expired claims.
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Feb 6, 2021, 10:18 PM
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Updated 1,174 days ago
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10h agoThe New Jersey Department of Labor announced Saturday that
it completed its work on the 11-week benefit extension for more than 75,000
people with expired claims.
It said people who are waiting for that extension will get
an email this weekend to certify their benefits during their regular scheduled
time.
News 12's Kane In Your Corner first told you
about the benefits delay in an exclusive investigation on Jan. 27.
