TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) – Hundreds of fraudulent unemployment claims are prompting Kansas to close down its processing system this weekend, that means some jobless employees can have funds delayed because the state installs new anti-fraud protections, Gov. Laura Kelly introduced Wednesday. Kelly acknowledged that fraudulent claims might have helped gas a latest surge of filings for advantages, agreeing with Republican legislators. The Democratic governor’s announcement got here shortly after GOP lawmakers mentioned they are going to push to guard employers from being compelled to cowl the price of fraudulent claims in ex-employees' names. They mentioned the state Division of Labor doesn't have a deal with…
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