
Here's how Democratic states are pushing people to go back to work
CNN
They may not be terminating pandemic unemployment benefits like their GOP peers, but Democratic governors are also prodding Americans to go back to work amid a surging number of job openings. And so is President Joe Biden.
More than a dozen Democrat-led states have reinstituted work search requirements, many of them in the past few weeks, according to data compiled by ZipRecruiter, a job posting site. And they are telling the jobless that they risk losing their benefits if they don't comply or accept suitable offers. RELATED: Are unemployment benefits causing working shortages? Here's what we know.More Related News

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