This publication reports findings of a Government Accountability Office (GAO) review of nine states' reductions of maximum unemployment insurance (UI) benefit durations. The nine states reviewed were Arkansas (AR), Florida ...

This publication summarizes the Office of Inspector General's (OIG) Audit Workplan for Federal Fiscal Year 2018. The workplan describes the audits and reviews (both mandatory and discretionary) the OIG plans to complete ...

This news article examines the increasing trend towards alternative work arrangements (independent contractors, contingent workers), and the impacts these work arrangements have on workers, employers, society, and access ...

The object of benefit adequacy research studies is to supply an empirical basis for the evaluation of the weekly benefit amount (WBA) provided by unemployment insurance (UI) in terms of the program's primary objective to ...

This report examines the evolution of benefit availability in Unemployment Insurance (UI) programs. The focus is regular UI, the program that pays up to 26 weeks of benefits to eligible individuals. A major objective of ...

In this library record you will find state specific information providing employers with an overview of the District of Columbia's unemployment insurance (UI) Program and information on employer rights and responsibilities.

In this library record you will find state specific information on the taxable wage base and the employer's minimum and maximum unemployment insurance (UI) tax rates. Additional UI tax information is provided in the Delaware ...

In this library record you will find a handbook explaining a claimant's rights and responsibilities under the Delaware Unemployment Compensation (UC) Law.

This publication highlights some of the techniques for evaluating benefit adequacy with household data. Selection of the adequacy standard to be tested is, of course, a critical factor. A variety of standards should be ...

In this library record you will find a guide explaining a claimant's rights and responsibilities under District of Columbia laws and regulations.