Michigan has amended its Employment Security Act for 2016. The state seems to be comfortable with its current unemployment trust fund balance of approximately $2,500,000,000. The state is also projecting that…
Washington State is paying inmates unemployment benefits. The state is not just paying unemployed workers who may have had too good of a night out on the town and had to…
In the ongoing conflict between employers and government regulators over exactly who can be a contracted employee and who cannot, the California Employment Development Department (EDD) continues to poke holes in Uber's…
Employers in Illinois may now have an easier time defending themselves against unemployment claims because of changes to the Illinois Unemployment Act that took effect in January combined with a recent decision…
We've written in this space before about the condition of various state unemployment insurance funds. (Florida and California are excellent examples.) We've also documented the many changes to unemployment insurance…
Nevada ran into a situation this month were one set of its laws may not have caught up with another set of its laws. The issue surrounds workers being terminated…
President Barack Obama used his Saturday, January 16, 2015 radio address to push for a modernization of the current federal unemployment insurance program. In his address, Obama summarized a plan designed to make it…
Throughout January 2016, 501(c) Agencies Trust – the nation’s largest and oldest nonprofit unemployment management program – will conduct a state-wide road show to educate nonprofit executives of their financial advantages…
The Indiana State Budget Committee decided last week to approve Gov. Mike Pence's plan to pay-off the state's federal unemployment loan early. The loan was acquired during the Great Recession…
A New Jersey appellate court has ruled for the first time that an employee who provides services to a state business through telecommuting is not eligible for New Jersey unemployment benefits.…