Public Law 113
Summary
The bill amends the state’s unemployment insurance statutes to clarify what counts as wages for benefit calculations, expands and narrows the definition of who is an employer, and sets new contribution rate formulas. It also adds detailed notice, hearing, and payment rules for employers, claimants, and heirs. These changes aim to make the unemployment system more precise and financially predictable.
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