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GDOL continuing to batch until all valid claims are paid; $791,000 batched today
By Gerry Partido - October 26, 2021

The Guam Department of Labor is continuing to batch payments until all valid claims are paid.

GDOL director David Dell’Isola said that today, Tuesday, they batched a total of $791,000. Of this amount, $308,000 was for PUA, $385,000 was for FPUC, there was only $7,000 for LWA, and federal taxes accounted for $65,000.

“As you can see, the batching is decreasing very rapidly. But we’ll continue to batch until there are valid claims that need to be paid,” Dell’Isola said in an interview with NewsTalk K57’s Pauly Suba.

He added that they are continuing to address claimants who have issues, appeals, or problems filing.

“We’re concentrating on getting them cleared so they can be batched for payment. What we are seeing now is a lot of people who have filed their weeklies who just haven’t gotten around to it, or had additional problems or issues. And so they came into the American Job Center and asking for help,” the GDOE director said.

According to Dell’Isola, their appeals jumped up dramatically when the job search requirement was activated.

“A lot of people didn’t understand exactly how to go about it. Some thought that they’re exempt from job searches for various reasons, and you know and they had a little bit of challenge filing their weeks. And those are the ones that we’re basically clearing out very quickly now,” Dell’Isola said.

He added that GDOL keeps a list of how many people have issues and the list is shrinking very quickly.

“Our people are concentrating and hitting it hard to make sure that all these people get paid. And I just want to say that we will pay everybody, I don’t care if it’s in February, March, if you have a problem. If you have an appeal. We will fix you, we will get you batched, and we will get you paid. I won’t leave anybody behind,” Dell’Isola assured.

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Public Health, GDOL to host job fair this Saturday

Public Health, GDOL to host job fair this Saturday
By Pacific News Center - October 26, 2021

The Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS), in partnership with the Guam Department of Labor (GDOL), will be hosting a job fair on Saturday, October 30, 2021, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the American Jobs Center, Bell Tower, in Anigua.

DPHSS is recruiting approximately 70 individuals to fill positions for its COVID-19 response efforts. These positions will assist the department in community outreach, processing of laboratory specimens, case investigation, health disparities, administrative duties, nursing, and other functions.

“We encourage everyone to take a look at the positions available and use this as an opportunity for growth in their career path, or perhaps a move towards personal development. Either way, I believe a career at DPHSS can be very fulfilling as our mission is always driven by the people we serve,” said DPHSS Director Art San Agustin. “We thank GDOL Director Dave Dell’Isola and his team for their partnership in our effort to onboard people to assist DPHSS.”

DPHSS is in the process of establishing a portal within its website for accessibility to information about the job fair and job openings. Once the portal is established, it will be announced to the public. In the meantime, potential applicants can begin preparing for the job fair by preparing an application packet which should include official proof of identity, work eligibility, a resume, and a high school diploma, GED, college degree, or transcripts from a recognized accredited institution.

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