“…a voluntary program that provides an alternative to layoffs for employers confronted with a temporary decline in business.”
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To help enforce social distancing, DHS Service Centers are open only for picking up and dropping off public benefits applications and documents.
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The food distributed is intended to supplement the pet's monthly food needs and to reduce the financial burden associated with pet care.
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The Mayor ordered the District to examine several areas to prepare for eventual reopening.
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Another nugget of helpful information from At-Large Councilmember Elissa Silverman, who, by the way, has been volunteering at DOES to help reduce the backlog.
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Those who have food and other resources at home should use those resources first and maintain social distancing.
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Cadets will spend part of their time working specific job assignments for MPD while also working toward their degree.
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DC Health plans to onboard 200 candidates in the first phase of the Contact Trace Force expansion.
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Individuals who are typically ineligible for regular UI (i.e. independent contractors, gig workers, those with insufficient work history) that cannot work due to COVID-19 are potentially eligible for PUA.
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Another nugget of helpful information from At-Large Councilmember Elissa Silverman, who, by the way, has been volunteering at DOES to help reduce the backlog.
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Join At-Large Councilmember Elissa Silverman (@tweetelissa) tonight at 6pm on Facebook Live to learn more about accessing EXPANDED benefits!
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“…a voluntary program that provides an alternative to layoffs for employers confronted with a temporary decline in business. Employers can begin applying for the program on April 20, 2020.”
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See post for a list of retailers and grocery stores that have reserved special shopping hours for seniors and vulnerable populations.
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Many individuals do not know that being sexually harassed by a housing provider can violate federal law or that the Department of Justice may be able to help.
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To help enforce social distancing, DHS Service Centers are open only for picking up and dropping off public benefits applications and documents.
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Metro operates the second-largest heavy rail transit system, sixth largest bus network and fifth largest paratransit service in the United States.
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Expanded financial relief options for District residents who are struggling to pay private education loans due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) public health emergency.
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“The Department of Aging and Community Living’s hotline is operational, and seniors who need information or assistance should call (202) 724-5626.”
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