DELAWARE- The Delaware Department of Labor, alongside the Office of the Governor, is acknowledging long-standing financial and operational challenges within the state's Unemployment Insurance program and is committing to immediate reforms.
The department's announcement follows what they say are multiple consecutive annual audits, a CLA report filed Monday, and an additional audit from the Delaware Auditor of Accounts, all highlighting similar and persistent issues.
Secretary of Labor Lakresha Moultrie is outlining key steps being taken, including strengthening business operations, ensuring reliable financial reporting, and preparing the agency for full external audits. The department is also improving internal controls and pledging regular public updates to ensure transparency and accountability.
Gov. Matt Meyer is echoing the department’s commitment to reform stating ”...our goal is not just to fix the past, but to build a stronger, more accountable future,” he said. “We’re committed to doing the hard work to regain the trust of those we serve.”
The Meyer administration is announcing ongoing efforts to improve transparency and financial accountability within the Department of Labor, ensuring that necessary changes are made to better serve the public.