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Kansas Legislative Division of Post Audit

Evaluating the Kansas Department of Labor’s Response to COVID-19 Unemployment Claims (Part 2)

This audit report assessed what factors caused delays in the Kansas Department of Labor’s unemployment claims processing during the COVID-19 pandemic? To answer this question, we spoke with officials from the Kansas Department of Labor (KDOL) and reviewed KDOL staffing, incident, and call center reports. This audit also includes an updated unemployment insurance fraud estimate. In February 2021 we released the first part of this audit. In that audit we reported a preliminary estimate of how much fraud could have occurred in Kansas in 2020. In this report, we used KDOL claims data from January...
Department of Justice

Albany Woman Pleads Guilty to Unemployment Insurance Fraud and Gun and Drug Charges

Department of Justice

Nigerian Man Sentenced To Prison For Covid-19 Unemployment Insurance Benefits Scam

Department of Justice

Southfield Woman Pleads Guilty to Stealing $300,000 in Unemployment Insurance Benefits

Department of Justice

Former State Employee Sentenced to 36 Months for Unemployment Insurance Fraud Scheme

Department of Justice

Former State Employee Sentenced to 36 Months for Unemployment Insurance Fraud Scheme

Department of Justice

Two Capital Region Men Plead Guilty to Unemployment Insurance Fraud Conspiracy

Department of Justice

Tracy Woman Indicted in Fraud Scheme to Steal California Unemployment Insurance Benefits

Department of Justice

Long Island Woman Pleads Guilty to Prison-Based Unemployment Insurance Fraud

New Jersey Office of the State Auditor

Audit of Department of Labor and Workforce Development Unemployment Systems - Information Technology Operations

The objective of our audit was to determine if the Department of Labor and Workforce Development (Department) maintained an adequate information technology service management level during the increase in claims processing related to the COVID-19 pandemic. We found that the Department provided a sufficient information technology service management level to claimants to meet the increased needs in the unemployment insurance claims processing environment, and we found no evidence that delays in the processing of initial claims or recertifications were caused by deficiencies in the information...