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Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins on Sunday issued an order requiring residents to shelter in place. 

The order takes effect at 11:59pm March 23 and continues until 11:59pm April 3.

At this time, Dallas County CSCD employees should report to work as scheduled per your shift until otherwise notified by your supervisor.

We have put together a guide to help answer some of the frequently asked questions regarding filing for unemployment during the temporary plant shutdown. Please review as this will answer many of your questions. We have also set up a Signup Genius to sign up to use the computers in ICD to file for unemployment. Please sign up before coming to file for unemployment. Also, please direct your Sisters and Brothers with questions to this page. We will all work together in solidarity to get through this difficult time.

Signup Genius Link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0949aba822a7f49-unemployment

Unemployment Guide:  filing_unemployment_guide_3-24_update.pdf

IWD File Initial Claim: https://www.iowaworkforcedevelopment.gov/file-claim-unemployment-insurance-benefits

IWD File Weekly Claim: https://www.iowaworkforcedevelopment.gov/file-weekly-continued-claim

Weekly Claim Instructions:  weekly_claim.pdf

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As you all know, healthcare workers and first responders across the United States and Canada are combating this pandemic at the frontline. There’s a way we can help right now.

Now, more than ever, we need to stand in solidarity with these workers to help get the personal protective equipment that they need.

Many of you have already worked with your employer to provide extra personal protective equipment (PPE) such as respirators, gloves, eye goggles and more to local organizations in need. We encourage all local unions to reach out to their employers to help if you can.

Click here to view a list of commonly used personal protective equipment and find out how to get them where needed.

Also, each state has a State Emergency Operation Centers (SEOC) that is always willing to collect essential equipment. You can find your SEOC by contacting your State Department of Public Safety, Department of Emergency Management or similar agency.

For more information on our union’s resources, including help for workers whose jobs are affected by Covid-19, please visit usw.org/covid19, which we are updating regularly.

Thanks for all you do. Please stay safe and healthy.

Tom

As you all know, healthcare workers and first responders across the United States and Canada are combating this pandemic at the frontline. There’s a way we can help right now.

Now, more than ever, we need to stand in solidarity with these workers to help get the personal protective equipment that they need.

Many of you have already worked with your employer to provide extra personal protective equipment (PPE) such as respirators, gloves, eye goggles and more to local organizations in need. We encourage all local unions to reach out to their employers to help if you can.

Click here to view a list of commonly used personal protective equipment and find out how to get them where needed.

Also, each state has a State Emergency Operation Centers (SEOC) that is always willing to collect essential equipment. You can find your SEOC by contacting your State Department of Public Safety, Department of Emergency Management or similar agency.

For more information on our union’s resources, including help for workers whose jobs are affected by Covid-19, please visit usw.org/covid19, which we are updating regularly.

Thanks for all you do. Please stay safe and healthy.

Tom

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