Mass. Unemployment Dips Only 1.8 Percent
The number of people receiving unemployment assistance in Massachusetts dipped a mere 1.8 percent last week despite the impending start of another phase of the state’s economic reopening plan.
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Only 80.2 percent of U.S. apartment-dwellers had paid their May rent as of May 6, prompting a landlord group to renew its appeal for a $100 billion federal direct renter assistance program.
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