Opinion: Giving Unemployment Benefits to Striking Workers Is the Last Thing California Needs ...Middle East

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Striking workers protest in front of the InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles. REUTERS/David Swanson More than 150,000 California workers who lost their jobs since 2020 are still fighting for delayed or denied unemployment benefits. At the same time, the state paid out an estimated $30 billion in fraudulent claims, dramatically more than any other state on both a real and per capita basis. The state fund that supports unemployed workers is more than $18 billion in debt, with no fix in sight. With an unemployment system so clearly in crisis, one might have expected lawmakers to spend the final days of the legislative session this month focused on shoring up the Employment Dev

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