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California's Employment Safety Net Is Still Broken


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  Out-of-work Californians fight new fraud battles, the system bleeds money, and a $1 billion technology overhaul marches on.

The article from MSN discusses the ongoing issues with California's Employment Development Department (EDD), which has been criticized for its handling of unemployment benefits, particularly during the economic downturn caused by the global health crisis. Despite efforts to reform, the system remains plagued by delays, fraud, and inefficiencies. The EDD has been slow in processing claims, with many legitimate claimants waiting months for benefits, while fraudulent claims have been paid out rapidly. The article highlights that despite increased funding and promises of technological upgrades, the system's core problems persist, including poor customer service, outdated technology, and a lack of accountability. This has led to significant distress for unemployed workers who rely on these benefits as a safety net, illustrating a broader failure in the state's ability to support its workforce effectively during times of economic stress.

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