June 18, 2020
As nonprofits face unprecedented financial challenges due to COVID-19, your action is needed in requesting the State of New Jersey to waive the remaining 50% reimbursable unemployment charges after the 50% provided in the CARES Act. Contact Governor Murphy and your legislators via phone and email asking the following:
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We are requesting a waiver from the State of New Jersey’s requirement that reimbursing employers reimburse the State for unemployment charges when those charges are for COVID-19 related unemployment claims.
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FIRST, please call and email your legislators asking for their support. It is crucial to let them know that many nonprofits will go bankrupt if the State of New Jersey does not grant this waiver. Click here to find your legislators.
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SECOND, contact Governor Murphy and key staff:
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Governor Phil Murphy
609-292-6000
Complete and submit this form
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Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Robert Asaro-Angelo
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THIRD, contact key committee members:
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Senate Committee on Legislative Oversight
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Senator Brian Stack
Phone: 201-721-5263
Cell: 201-376-1942
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Senator Loretta Weinberg
Phone: 201-928-0100
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Joint Committee on Budget Oversight
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Assembly Member John J. Burzichelli
Phones: 856-251-9801 or 856-339-0808
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Senator Steven V. Oroho
Phones: 973-300-0200 or 908-441-6343
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House Committee on Oversight, Reform and Federal Relations
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Assembly Member Joe Danielsen
Phone: 732-247-3999
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Assembly Member Eric Houghtaling
Phone: 732-695-3371
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House Committee on Labor
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Assembly Member Joseph V. Egan
Phone: 732-249-4550
Assembly Member Anthony S. Verrelli
Phone: 609-571-9638
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Senate Committee on Labor
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Senator Fred H. Madden, Jr.
Phones: 856-232-6700 or 856-401-3073
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Senator Joseph A. Lagana
Phone: 201-576-9199
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Senate Committee on Community and Urban Affairs
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Senator Troy Singleton
Phone: 856-234-2790
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Senator Ronald L. Rice
Phone: 973-371-5665
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Senate Committee on Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens
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Senator Joseph F. Vitale
Phone: 732-855-7441
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Senator Fred H. Madden, Jr.
Phones: 856-232-6700 or 856-401-3073
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House Committee on Human Services
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Assembly Member Joann Downey
Phone: 732-695-3371
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Assembly Member Nicholas Chiaravalloti
Phone: 201-471-2347
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Throughout our membership in the Unemployment Savings Program, First Nonprofit understood our demands, community dynamics, and the importance of seamless services; that allowed us to serve our constituents better.