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Administration

Includes legislation related to state departments of workforce operations, agency structures and operational requirements.

Benefits and Eligibility

Includes legislation related to changes to benefit amounts, claim timelines, work search requirements and other eligibility criteria.

Employee Misclassification

Includes legislation related to covered employment and misclassification of workers.

Federal

Includes legislation related to state implementation of federal requirements.

Fraud

Includes legislation related to unemployment insurance fraud prevention, detection, and recovery methods.

Miscellaneous

Includes legislation not covered in other categories that may impact state unemployment insurance systems.

Overpayments

Includes legislation related to non-fraud overpayments of unemployment benefits, repayments and forgiveness.

SUTA

Legislation related to the State Unemployment Tax Act and implementation of payroll taxes to fund benefits. Includes state unemployment insurance, reemployment taxes and employment security taxes.

Taxes and Solvency

Includes legislation related to contribution rate changes, federal loans and repayment of outstanding loan balances.

Technology

Includes legislation related to unemployment insurance information technology, claim analysis and system modernization.

Training and Workforce

Includes legislation related to worker training and assistance programs, reemployment services and some workforce development programs.

Trust Fund

Includes legislation related to unemployment insurance trust funds and balances.

Workshare Programs

Includes legislation related to “work-share” or “short-time compensation” plans, i.e. hour and wage reductions as alternatives to layoffs.

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Highlights continued legislative interest in occupational licensing policy issues throughout 2023. Trends included enhancing license portability, streamlining licensure processes and requirements, and reducing barriers to licensure for specific groups.

Strategies for Youth Employment

Youth and young adults are poised to be in the workforce for decades, but they tend to have trouble finding skilled and well-paying jobs. In many states, there is also a lack of high-skilled workers. Legislators have a menu of options to provide youth with work experience and training to help fill these gaps in the workforce, while also helping young people learn tangible workforce skills.
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