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The GED Testing Service will administer a new, harder exam starting on January 1, 2014.
The Department of Workforce Development announced Friday it would distribute full unemployment checks until March 30, then start cutting them by 10 percent.
The Department of Workforce Development announced yesterday it would suspend unemployment benefits, then reversed that decision later in the day.
The Trade Adjustment Assistance program is made available to workers who are displaced due to foreign imports or shifts in production out of the country.
Federal unemployment benefits will go away for many Indiana residents if there is no deal to extend them by Saturday.
A Department of Workforce Development spokesman says small firms can leave the money with the state to offset future tax burdens.
The state’s jobless rate has still dropped roughly two percent in just two years.
Thousands of Hoosiers may lose their unemployment benefits under changes effective today.
The changes are meant to ensure that only those who are truly unemployed are eligible for unemployment insurance benefits.
Indiana is the first state in the nation to require drug testing for people who want to participate in federally funded job training.
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