COVID-19-related UI claims in R.I. pass 70K

RHODE ISLAND UNEMPLOYMENT Insurance claims due to COVID-19 have passed 70,000 since March 9. / COURTESY R.I. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND TRAINING
RHODE ISLAND UNEMPLOYMENT Insurance claims due to COVID-19 have passed 70,000 since March 9. / COURTESY R.I. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND TRAINING

PROVIDENCE – Unemployment insurance claims due to COVID-19 totaled 73,422 as of Monday, according to figures released by the R.I. Department of Labor and Training.

The number reflects a 12,129-claim increase since the last reported figures reflecting UI claims as of March 26. DLT began collecting figures on COVID-19-related claims starting on March 9.

Temporary disability insurance claims due to COVID-19 totaled 6,676 as of Monday, a 635-claim increase from March 26.

Total unemployment insurance claims in the state from March 9 through Monday were 77,546, while total TDI claims were 11,546.

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