The company is now being sued by three unemployed Floridians who have waited weeks for a check. Rick Scott’s administration added 1,500 special requirements. “That’s what’s depicted on the slide, yes sir,” Blume replied.īack then, Deloitte told lawmakers that Gov. Ed Hooper asked Jennifer Blume with Deloitte – the company that built the site – back in 2013. “We’re catching half of the calls, more or less, in week three. It was a disaster when it launched in late 2013. The system was never designed to manage the crush of applications it is seeing now, but from the day the system was turned on, it has had major problems. The state’s unemployment technology has been called “a jalopy” or “clunker” by current Gov. (Cap News) – Florida’s unemployment system went back online Monday after three days offline to process claims and be upgraded.
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