Michigan workers affected by the pandemic are eligible for $500 in support. What happened?
Summary
Starting today, hospitality workers who have temporarily lost their jobs due to COVID-19 can receive up to $500 in aid.
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The funds are available after a $2.5 million dollar grant was pushed through from the Michigan Department of Treasury to the Michigan Restaurant and Lodging Association, with support from governor Gretchen Whitmer.
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To qualify, hospitality workers must provide proof of employment and notice of their furlough or termination.
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Those impacted can apply here.
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Points out that more needs to be done for Americans suffering from the economic impacts of COVID-19.
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Reports that democrats are working hard to try and bring about more aid, but receive pushback from republicans
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Reports that budget funds intended for COVID-19 relief have been abused instead of going to the people that need it.
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Argue that money intended for hardworking Americans is being co-opted by liberals.
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Points out that getting more aid will only be more difficult in the absence of a full Supreme Court.
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Reports that Democrats’ approach to coronavirus relief has actually made things worse for Americans.
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