MHA Unemployment Compensation Program Receives Fifth Consecutive Award for Outstanding Performance

The MHA Unemployment Compensation Program (UCP) was recognized by the National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) April 17 for its continued commitment to using the State Information Data Exchange System to receive new claims and respond to state unemployment agencies.

This marks the fifth consecutive year the MHA UCP has received this recognition, reflecting its ongoing efforts to reduce unemployment liability for clients, prevent fraud and improve efficiency in working with state unemployment agencies.

“This recognition really reflects the care and consistency our team brings to this work every day,” said Courtney Pontack, vice president, MHA Unemployment Compensation Program. “It’s a team effort, and our ability to respond quickly and accurately depends on strong collaboration with our clients, who provide the timely information that makes this work possible.”

The MHA UCP serves a large portfolio of healthcare employers nationwide, including many MHA members.

To learn more about the services available through the MHA UCP, contact Courtney Pontack at the MHA.

MHA Unemployment Compensation Program Receives Award for Outstanding Performance

Courtney Pontack, vice president of the MHA Unemployment Compensation Program, recognized for the team’s dedication to fighting unemployment fraud.

The MHA Unemployment Compensation Program (UCP) was recognized by the National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) April 24 for the MHA UCP’s commitment to utilizing the NASWA’s nationwide, web-based system SIDES for receiving new claims and responding to state unemployment agencies.

This recognition affirms the MHA UCP’s dedicated work to reduce unemployment liability for its clients, decrease unemployment fraud and prevent waste with state unemployment agencies.

The MHA UCP has a large portfolio of healthcare employer clients throughout the country, including many MHA members.

To learn more about the services available through the MHA UCP, contact Courtney Pontack at the MHA.