Unemployment Insurance - Fraud Prevention, Detection, and Enforcement
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Summary
The bill would require claimants and employers to use two‑factor authentication on the unemployment portal, submit government‑issued ID, and trigger automatic reviews when bank accounts, addresses or IP addresses appear duplicated. It raises the civil penalty for fraudulent claims from 15% to 20% of the benefits, adds interest, and lets the state recover overpayments through tax‑refund withholding. It also expands reporting, disqualification periods and mandates referral of fraud cases to law‑enforcement.
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- Economic Matters — Bill HearingEconomic Matters · Mar 11, 2026
History
- Hearing 3/11 at 1:00 p.m.
- First Reading Economic Matters
Sponsors
- Grammer · sponsor
- Arentz
- Arikan
- Chisholm
- Fisher
- M. Morgan
- Nawrocki
- Szeliga
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