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California SB 505 |
Requires the Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board to consist of 7 members and that the membership of the board will include 2 attorneys admitted to practice in the State of California. |
To Senate Committee On Rules, 3/3/05 |
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Connecticut HB 5396 |
Concerns unemployment compensation hearings; limits the inconvenience to employers appearing at cancelled unemployment compensation hearings. |
Failed Joint Favorable Deadline, 3/29/05 |
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Florida SB 1092 |
Requires Workforce Innovation Agency to contract with consumer-reporting agencies to provide creditors and employers with secured electronic access to information regarding unemployment compensation records. |
Withdrawn Prior To Introduction, 3/2/05 |
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Idaho HB 64 |
Appropriates funds to the Department of Commerce and Labor for computer enhancements that will improve the administration of the Unemployment Insurance Program. |
Chaptered. Chapter No. 175, 3/28/05 |
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SB 1222 |
Appropriates approximately $700 million to the Public Schools Division of Teachers for fiscal year 2006 including funds for unemployment insurance. |
Chaptered. Chapter No. 256, 4/5/05 |
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Illinois SB 1770 |
Abolishes the Employment Security Administrative Fund. |
To Governor, 6/22/05 |
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SB 1771 |
Abolishes the State Employees' Unemployment Benefit Fund. |
To Governor, 6/22/05 |
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Iowa HB 706 |
Relates to access to dependent adult abuse information and unemployment compensation claims. |
Withdrawn From Further Consideration, 4/14/05 |
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HB 818 |
Relates to eligibility requirements for qualification for unemployment compensation benefits. |
To House Committee On Commerce, Regulation And Labor, 3/22/05 |
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SB 335 |
Relates to access to dependent adult abuse information and unemployment compensation claims by a court or administrative agency. |
Signed By Governor, 4/22/05 |
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H.SB 133 and S.SB 1117 |
Requires a waiting period prior to eligibility for unemployment benefits. |
In House Committee On Commerce And Regulation, 2/7/05 |
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H.SB 231 and S.SB 1051 |
Relates to access to dependent adult abuse information and unemployment compensation claims. |
In House. Becomes House File 706, 3/11/05 |
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S.SB 1115 |
Eliminates additional unemployment benefit wage credits in cases of plant closings. |
In Senate Committee On Business And Labor, 3/7/05 |
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Maine HB 974 |
Requires that the Maine Unemployment Insurance Commission maintain its principal office in the Augusta area. |
Senate Adopts Majority Committee Report: Ought Not To Pass, 5/3/05 |
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L.R. 804 |
Abolishes the Maine Unemployment Insurance Commission. |
Introduced, 1/3/05 |
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Massachusetts HB 3120 |
Relates to unemployment insurance fraud. |
In Joint Committee On Labor And Workforce Development: Heard. Eligible For Executive Session, 6/22/05 |
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HB 3770 |
Requires that notices and forms of the Division of Unemployment Insurance be sent by regular mail and e-mail. |
In Joint Committee On Labor And Workforce Development: Heard. Eligible For Executive Session, 6/22/05 |
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Michigan HB 4175 |
Revises the designation of Unemployment Insurance Agency. |
To House Committee On Employment Relations, Training And Safety, 2/2/05 |
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HB 4176 |
Renames the Bureau of Worker's and Unemployment Compensation to Unemployment Insurance Agency. |
To House Committee On Employment Relations, Training And Safety, 2/2/05 |
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Minnesota HB 1067 and SB 1093 |
Modifies filing requirements for wage detail reports. |
To House Committee On Commerce And Financial Institutions, 2/16/05 |
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Mississippi HCR 92 |
Suspend deadlines for introduction; unemployment compensation; increase benefits, delete waiting period, reduce employer tax rates, provide workforce training. |
Died In Committee, 4/7/05 |
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New Jersey AB 3658 |
Bases certain Unemployment Insurance surcharges on total wages paid and allows all employers option of treating surcharge for Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund as payroll deduction. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 1/10/05 |
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SB 597 |
Makes permanent that Unemployment Insurance benefit weeks equal base weeks up to 26 weeks |
Withdrawn From Further Consideration, 1/24/05 |
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SB 749 |
Establishes Unemployment Compensation Direct Deposit Program. |
Withdrawn From Further Consideration, 2/14/05 |
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SB 1887 |
Exempts certain services performed for unions from Unemployment Insurance coverage. |
Withdrawn From Further Consideration, 1/24/05 |
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New Mexico HB 858 |
Creates unemployment insurance task force. |
Pocket Veto By Governor, 4/8/05 |
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SB 846 |
Relates to unemployment insurance task force. |
From House Committee On Labor And Human Resources: Do Pass, 3/15/05 |
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New York AB 1200 |
Requires the Department of Labor to develop advocacy assistance programs for representation and consultation regarding unemployment insurance application, eligibility, benefits, hearings and appeals. |
From Assembly Committee On Rules, 6/6/05 |
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AB 1736 and SB 3359 |
Establishes procedures to provide information on the Child Health Insurance Plan to a person filing for unemployment insurance. |
Substituted For S 3359, 4/6/05 |
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AB 4512 |
Enacts the New York State Unemployment Insurance Fund Solvency Act to provide for the needs of the fund in the wake of the 9/11/01 terrorist attacks. |
To Assembly Committee On Labor, 2/10/05 |
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North Dakota SB 2374 |
Provides for an unemployment compensation shared work demonstration project; provides for a legislative council study. |
Failed To Pass House, 3/24/05 |
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Ohio SB 81 |
Establishes a state disaster unemployment benefit payment to pay the first week of an individual's unemployment caused by a major disaster. |
Session Law No. 20, June 2, 2005; |
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Pennsylvania HB 808 |
Requires a study to make recommendations for redesigning the contribution rate notice form and related documents. |
To House Committee On Labor Relations, 3/14/05 |
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South Carolina HB 3500 |
Provides a procedure for requiring compliance of a subcontractor regarding state unemployment insurance liability. |
To House Committee On Labor, Commerce And Industry, 2/9/05 |
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HB 3660 |
Provides an alternative base period for certain claimants of benefits under the Employment Security Law; provides that, when certain information is not available, the commission may base the determination for eligibility for unemployment insurance benefits on the affidavit of a claimant. |
To House Committee On Labor, Commerce And Industry, 3/1/05 |
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HB 4079 |
Authorizes the Midlands Workforce Development Board, Upstate Workforce Investment Board, and Trident Workforce Investment Board to expend funds available to the state for the purpose of employer services and renovating and equipping high-tech one stop administrative operations. |
To House Committee On Ways And Means, 5/11/05 |
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South Dakota HB 1126 |
Removes certain restrictions that apply to the unexpended balances of the unemployment insurance compensation fund established by political subdivisions. |
Session Law. Chapter No. 282, 5/17/05 |
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Texas SB 1230 |
Relates to the authority of the state to fund the operations of the unemployment compensation system. |
To House Committee On Economic Development, 5/2/05 |
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Virginia SB 1283 |
Relating to unemployment compensation reports. |
Stricken From Docket, 2/7/05 |
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Washington SB 5310 |
Prohibits surveys of unemployment insurance claimants. |
Referred To Senate Committee On Rules, 4/1/05 |
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Wyoming SB 97 |
Relates to unemployment compensation; authorizes the Department of Employment to reduce penalties on employers following cure of a delinquent account |
Chapter No. 72, 2/18/05 |