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Day: September 28, 2011

Georgia’s Unemployment Trust Fund: A Plan Urgently Needed to Restore Solvency

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Georgia’s Unemployment Trust Fund: A Plan Urgently Needed to Restore Solvency

September 28, 2011 / January 16, 2020 by GBPI Admin | 4 Comments on Georgia’s Unemployment Trust Fund: A Plan Urgently Needed to Restore Solvency

Years of employer tax cuts left Georgia unprepared for a recession and high unemployment; now the state is borrowing $721 million from the federal government to meet its obligation. This policy brief provides an update on Georgia’s insolvent unemployment trust fund, as well as recommendations for how the state can rebuild its reserve and avoid […]

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Georgia’s Unemployment Trust Fund:  A Plan Urgently Needed to Restore Solvency

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Georgia’s Unemployment Trust Fund: A Plan Urgently Needed to Restore Solvency

September 28, 2011 / January 16, 2020 by GBPI Admin

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GBPI Senior Policy Analyst Clare S. Richie is available for comments and interviews. Media coverage is invited. Georgia was unprepared for a recession and long-term unemployment. Years of employer tax cuts left Georgia’s unemployment trust fund insolvent, and left the state borrowing $721 million from the federal government to meet its obligations. […]

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