Employees in Wisconsin can no longer be denied unemployment benefits if they were terminated for repeated inadvertent errors - even if they were repeatedly warned. "Repeated inadvertent errors do not…
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New Jersey's unemployment insurance trust fund returned to solvency in 2014 after reaching a peak deficit of $2.1 billion in 2011. It is now reportedly $1 billion in the black.…
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501(c) Agencies Trust would like to once again congratulate Career Path Services in Spokane, Washington for being named as a best nonprofit to work for in 2016. The organization has been a 501(c)…
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Layoffs are part of being an employee and an employer. Statistically layoffs are usually related to the overall economy and business cycle. And statistically, layoffs are balanced across all demographics.…
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The Minnesota state legislature has been quarreling over an unemployment insurance tax cut for most of the current session. They finally reached a deal that was then signed by Gov. Mark…
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As we reported last summer, New York lowered their interest assessment surcharge on unemployment insurance. The New York surcharge was initiated to repay money borrowed from the federal government during…
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Minnesota's unemployment compensation fund - the pool of money required by federal law to be used to pay unemployment claims - has reached federally recommend levels for the fist time,…
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501(c) Agencies Trust announced today the addition of Berhe Group Homes (Berhe) as a new program participant. 501(c) Agencies Trust helps nonprofits across the country leave their state unemployment tax system…
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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…
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In the world of workforce issues there are a few things that are discussed annually. For example, every December you read and talk about about how to behave (or not) at…
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