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Companies Made Millions Building Unemployment Websites That Didn’t Work
In at least one case, that same company is now getting pandemic-related contracts
Challenging technology to serve the public good.
Colin Lecher is a reporter based in New York. His work on technology and society has received honors from the Association of Health Care Journalists, the Deadline Club, the Radio Television Digital News Association, and more.
Before joining The Markup, he was a senior reporter with The Verge. There, he reported on issues like automated cuts to healthcare, access to phone services in prisons, and the online gun market.
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In at least one case, that same company is now getting pandemic-related contracts
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Although Florida has invested millions of dollars in contracts for call centers, the state's workers still struggle to get through
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The federal government has relaxed its rules for the duration of the crisis
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Technology hurdles for states and smaller retailers mean that some recipients can't shelter in place
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Long wait times, passwords sent by mail, and shutdowns thwart applicants
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There is little precedent for such action, even in an emergency
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Five scenarios that show the differences in states’ testing algorithms
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Newly laid-off workers face crashes, long load times, and messages offering phone callbacks as states struggle to adjust
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We want to know the ways one state’s testing procedures may vary from a neighbor’s, and the reasons why.
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