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Cheating High in Jobless Claims Draws Plains of Waste
A condensed Nation's Business piece charges widespread cheating and lax administration of unemployment insurance. It states the program has cost taxpayers 12 billion dollars to date and warns of ruin unless reform occurs. Examples include fraudulent claims in Massachusetts and California, with recipients holding jobs or rejecting suitable work while on benefits.
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