Labor Department watchdog concerned Minnesota employment agency ‘misspent’ $210M
A US Department of Labor watchdog recommended the state's employment agency be flagged for "noncompliance," citing concerns over more than $210 million in "misspent" taxpayer funds.
Republican Ledger staff · 4:40 PM ET
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A US Department of Labor watchdog recommended the state's employment agency be flagged for "noncompliance," citing concerns over more than $210 million in "misspent" taxpayer funds.
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