Benefits
Financial Expert Reveals What 'Toxic Workplace Phrases' Really Mean
An employer that claims to "need a self-starter" really means that they offer "no training but still expect results," Gerstley said.
Unemployment Worker Accused of Helping Friends Steal $1.6M in Fraud Scheme
Antonia Brown had worked for the state of Michigan since 2002, according to a criminal complaint obtained by Newsweek.
The Importance of Offering Fertility Benefits in Your Healthcare Package
Here's how you can introduce fertility care into your benefits package.
Employers Fight 'The Big Quit' with Better Pay, Bonuses and Benefits
Retailers are still short hundreds of thousands of workers. Here's how the turnover is changing how merchants operate and treat their employees.
Former Google Employee Reveals the Dark Side of Tech Company Perks
"It really does become your everything," Waks told Newsweek about working at Google. "I would go into the office on Saturdays and Sundays just to use the gym."
Starbucks Employee Sparks Debate Over Workers' Pay in Viral Video
The clip prompted employees at both Starbucks' corporate and licensed locations to compare their pay and benefits.
In A Post-Roe World, States Can Find Common Ground in Supporting Moms
If they can work across the aisle, progressives may find conservative lawmakers newly willing to pass laws that materially support pregnant women and their children.
Wife Accused of Dismembering Husband's Body, Claiming His Benefits
Nancy Kay Shedleski, 69, collected over $120,000 in Social Security retirement benefits between August 2015 and December 2019, according to a complaint.
What It Takes to Become One of America's Most Loved Workplaces
Sure, health benefits, a 401(k) and paid time off are nice. But it takes a lot more than a few perks to land on Newsweek's list of the Most Loved Workplaces.
Victims in Lawyer's $600M Social Security Scam Still Trying to Get Benefits
"These individuals are the victims of fraud, not the perpetrators, and it's time for their uncertainty and anxiety to end," a Kentucky representative said.
Ted Cruz Tells Americans Who've Lost Benefits 'Get a Job'
The Texas senator gave a rosy assessment of the country's job opportunities as Monday saw the end of key benefit programs.
Labor Day and Benefit Payments Explained
As millions lose access to federal unemployment benefits, President Joe Biden has called for the long-term reform of unemployment insurance (UI) programs.
Medicare Funds to Be Exhausted in 2026, Social Security Benefits Cease 2034
"The finances of both programs have been significantly affected by the pandemic and the recession of 2020," trustees of the two programs said.
Unemployment Benefits Could be Extended to Some States Beyond Labor Day
The emergency legislative package was passed by President Joe Biden in March of this year.
Biden Administration Announces Food Stamp Hike, Average Benefit Rises $36
Average benefits for all 42 million recipients will grow more than 25 percent, higher than levels from before the pandemic. It will take effect in October.
Postmates To Pay Seattle Workers Nearly $1M in Sick Leave Settlement
"For years, us couriers were missing out on many benefits that we need and that we should have received from the start," said Shawn W. Gray, a Postmates driver.
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How to Enroll in Broadband Benefit Program, as1 Million Households Sign Up
Eligible households get offered a temporary discount of as much as $75 a month on their broadband bill and a one-time discount of up to $100 to buy a laptop, tablet, or desktop computer if they contribute $10-$50 toward the purchase.
How To Get Emergency Broadband Benefit for $50 Monthly Internet Discounts
Those eligible for the benefit can also get a one-time discount of up to $100 to buy a laptop, desktop computer or tablet device if they pay a certain amount toward the purchase.
IRS Sends Out Final $1,400 Stimulus Checks Batch
Banks and credit unions are required to make the stimulus funds available to account holders by 9 a.m. local time on the payment date.
Social Security Stimulus Update, What To Do If You Don't Receive Payment
Federal benefit recipients who don't receive their third stimulus funds electronically may be receiving a paper check instead.
Stimulus Update, When Social Security Recipients Should Get Their Checks
The IRS is not planning to issue third stimulus payments as prepaid debit cards to federal benefit recipients, according to the SSA.
Your Third Stimulus Check Might Be Followed by 'Plus-Up' Payment Soon
Whether you qualify for a follow-up payment depends largely on life changes reflected in your 2020 tax return.
When Direct Express Cardholders Will Receive Stimulus Deposits
The majority of stimulus payments for federal benefit recipients will be issued as direct deposits and to existing Direct Express card accounts, the IRS said.
IRS Outlines When Those Awaiting Stimulus Checks Will Finally Get Them
The majority of these payments will be issued as direct deposits or to existing Direct Express card accounts, the IRS said Tuesday.
IRS 'Working Tirelessly' to Get Stimulus Checks Out to Those Still Waiting
The IRS expects to begin issuing payments this weekend to benefit recipients who don't usually file a tax return.
SSI Stimulus Check Update as IRS Stays Silent
It has yet to be confirmed how many stimulus payments for federal benefit recipients may have been sent out by the IRS.
SSDI Stimulus Check Latest as SSA Says 'Many Have Already Received' Payment
The required payment files were sent by the Social Security Administration to the IRS last Thursday, two weeks after the COVID-19 relief bill was signed into law.
Social Security Stimulus Check Delay Blamed on Lack of Staff Funding
On Thursday, the SSA provided the IRS with the paperwork needed for stimulus payments to be issued to federal benefit recipients.
Why Stimulus Checks for Social Security, SSI Recipients Are Delayed
The House committee on ways and means says almost 30 million Americans have been affected by the hold-up.