Pandemic relief package would give Utahns another $300 in weekly unemployment benefits through March, but Trump now hints he won’t sign it

(Steve Griffin | Deseret News/pool) Kevin Burt, unemployment insurance division director for the Utah Department of Workforce Services, as seen Wednesday, April 15, 2020.

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Pandemic relief package would give Utahns another $300 in weekly unemployment benefits through March, but Trump now hints he won’t sign it

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