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More than $3M in alleged COVID unemployment fraud uncovered
Investigators say subcontractors manipulated identity checks and eligibility reviews, leading to the improper release of $3.28 million in benefits, Meyer said.
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More than $3M in alleged COVID unemployment fraud uncovered
(The Center Square) – Ohio’s inspector general says he has uncovered more than $3 million in suspected unemployment benefits fraud dating back to the COVID-19 pandemic period.
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More than $3M in alleged COVID unemployment fraud uncovered - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – Ohio’s inspector general says he has uncovered more than $3 million in suspected unemployment benefits fraud dating back to the COVID-19 pandemic period. In 2024, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services referred an allegation of wrongdoing to the state Inspector General’s Office, involving a subcontractor with TEKsystems, Ferris Johnson, Inspector General Randall Meyer said in a news release. “During the investigat…
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