How Can Problems With An AZ Unemployment Site Have A Long Lasting Impact?
From auto workers in Detroit too old for retraining, to Hispanic migrants in Arizona with no homes to build, to new college graduates competing with experienced workers for scarce jobs, more and more people are facing long-lasting unemployment. Since the recession began in December 2007, the jobless rate has climbed 4.6 percentage points to 9.5 percent, the biggest jump since the Great Depression. Worse, the mean duration of unemployment is now almost 6 months, the highest on record. ….. In the current recession, economists say high unemployment is likely to persist at least another four years. In Michigan, home to the battered U.S. auto industry, nearly 13 percent of jobs may be wiped out, according to research firm IHS Global Insight, and the state’s labor market probably won’t return to its pre-recession strength until after 2015.
The AZ State unemployment site recently had some problems. As a result, people were unable to access the site to apply for benefits. Even the phone number given was constantly busy for as long as eight hours. This can lead to serious, long lasting problems for some. If their checks are late, they will be unable to pay their bills. As a result, they may be charged late fees, putting them further into debt.
