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Perhaps the most questions we get from viewers is about applying for unemployment these days. Here’s a comprehensive list of things that will keep your claim moving more smoothly for both employers and individuals. 

Small businesses are the lifeblood of the economy. In the age of COVID-19, they are closing up shop at an alarming rate, but money promised through the federal Paycheck Protection Program has already been deposited into accounts. 

The March unemployment figures came down yesterday from the Georgia Department of Labor. They processed more claims in seven days than in all of 2019.

The federal government’s $350 billion “Payroll Protection Program” is up and running, but not without expected hiccups.

Lowe's says it is closing all of its locations in North America for Easter Sunday.

The past 20 years have so fundamentally changed the way Americans think about buying and selling homes that it’s easy to forget that the way we actually buy and sell homes is the same as it ever was.

How we live and work today is different than how we did it a week ago. So how we manage childcare has changed, too. I’m trying to make sure I talk about your biggest questions – the things that keep you up at night right now. And childcare and what it’s costing you while not using it is a big one. 

Many of you have already started to apply for unemployment, and you have so many questions. Let’s see if we can help you. 

In March, more than 10 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits. Georgia processed the highest number of claims ever processed in a week.

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