Florida's work-search requirement to return
Unemployment claimants will likely have to start showing how they looked for work once an executive order waiving a work-search requirement ends May 29.
Unemployment claimants will likely have to start showing how they looked for work once an executive order waiving a work-search requirement ends May 29.
The highest-profile part of the bill would prohibit businesses, schools and government agencies from requiring people to show documentation certifying COVID-19 vaccinations or post-infection recovery before gaining entry.
Rep. Cord Byrd, who sponsored the bill, said the proposal is intended to instill “trust” in law enforcement.
The proposal would raise unemployment from $32 - $275 per week to $100 - $375 per week.
Officials want to see the Qualified Target Industry (QTI) tax-refund program reinstated in Florida to attract high-paying jobs.
Also in response to the FBI's information about possible protests in all 50 state capitols, Florida senate president, Wilton Simpson, has instructed state senators and staff to work from home Sunday.
Some large companies are already facing litigation; Patronis aims to shield small businesses.
