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Related: About this forumVirginia, using 35-year-old computer system to process unemployment claims, is 5 months behind
Graham Moomaw Retweeted@nedoliver
reported in late October that adjudication staff at the Virginia Employment Commission were working on backlogged cases from June.
@ABC7News
reports today they're now at claims from the first of July:
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Virginia, using 35-year-old computer system to process unemployment claims, is 5 months behind (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
Dec 2020
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When I had dealings with the VEC, I had to go out of my way to get the office.
mahatmakanejeeves
Dec 2020
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underpants
(186,612 posts)1. Throwing money at anything related to the unemployed
has never been a big priority here or a lot of places Im sure.
mahatmakanejeeves
(60,920 posts)4. When I had dealings with the VEC, I had to go out of my way to get the office.
You couldn't get there easily on public transit. They didn't want anyone showing up who was poor or out of work.
Arne
(3,601 posts)2. Windows 3.1 or DOS?
mahatmakanejeeves
(60,920 posts)3. I, too, suspect that "35 years old" is exaggerating things.
I'll have to update my resume to point out that I can work with a command line interface.
Arne
(3,601 posts)5. Not so sure, we had a similar story with the employment computers
here in Florida.
The glitches and back log was reported like this.
mwooldri
(10,390 posts)6. CP/M I bet... NT