Unemployment checks to 80,000 Californians have been delayed after the state switched over to a new computer system. These people are still waiting on their checks.
High unemployment persists
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California to pay backlogged unemployment claims
Faced with a computer glitch that delayed unemployment checks to more than 80,000 residents, the state of California will pay out all backlogged jobless claims, regardless of whether they are valid or not.
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Glitch delays checks for 80,000 jobless Californians
Many depend on unemployment checks to pay bills and feed families.
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Jobless claims fall to 7-year low, but ...
First-time claims for unemployment benefits fell to the lowest level since early 2006, but don't break out the champagne just yet.
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Labor participation lowest since 1978
The labor force participation rate dropped to 63.2%, the lowest level since 1978, as job creation remains lackluster.
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