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Yes, everyone reads the Kansas unemployment statistics every month, and it turns out that currently, unemployment in the state is about 6. 7 percent, but that really does not mean much, does it? The statewide statistics don't really put bodies Kansans in clear focus of the now-75-year old program that supplies weekly benefits to Kansans who have lost their job through no fault of their own. That no fault of their own, of course, does not mean fired for doing something wrong or not showing up. Rather, the no fault of their own means basically that their employer has just told them that their job has disappeared.
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read moreWe publish Hawver's Capitol Report, the respected, nonpartisan news service reporting the politics & government of Kansas since 1993. Hawver's Capitol Report Flash, usually a daily round-up during the week but some days multiple times and sometimes on weekends (and if there's no significant news, we won't bother you with "click-bait"). Hawver's Capitol Report Newsletter, weekly during the legislative session & varies rest of year. Additionally, we publish the popular Annual Hawver Kansas Legislative Guide sent via snail- mail in January.
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read moreHawver's Capitol Report is a nonpartisan Kansas political and state government news service. Editor and publisher is Martin Hawver, a journalist who has covered Kansas politics since 1977. He delivers concise, timely news-just what you need to be in the Kansas political and governmental loop. The savviest of people-folks who know they need the inside line on the Kansas Statehouse and the state's political parties, including legislators, congressmen, political party activists, educators, government officials, lobbyists, association directors, bankers, utility chiefs, business leaders, journalists, political groupies, concerned citizens, attorneys and many others!
read moreWith this newsletter, Hawver's Capitol Report is celebrating its 25th birthday-after being founded partly due to the clothing preference of a former governor. Yes, the late Gov. Joan Finney's apparel choice was a factor among many that led to the creation of Hawver's Capitol Report, which has evolved over 25 years from an 8-page, 40-times-a-year, snail-mailed newsletter to a news service providing-via e-mail-the Flash, Newsletter & Bulletin, plus the mailed Annual Hawver Kansas Legislative Guide.
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