| Miggens... almost correct - *QC* - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| word usage.... the term you were looking for would be rebuttal, not rebuke |
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| Re: Miggens... almost correct - YõgíBéàr - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| Pizza boy is here... |
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| Re: Miggens... almost correct - weatherhorse - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| Trust me, I earned my UE. Last project I was on I was harassed by the superintendent. Boss pulled me off once I told what was happening. My old company actually pulled out from the project due to that. Other techs did work there but could not stand him. So I earn that blood money. My blood, sweat, tears, laughs, smiles, BSing, pulled leg muscle and back sprain, sprained wrist. I'm just a walking ache. |
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| RCY, thank you for your help. I will be - weatherhorse - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| notified in the mail when my money is almost gone and when the extension start. Apparently, I still have alot of UE left. |
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| Re: Not at all - *QC* - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| Watch out Miggens, Rafunzel will be talking bout your dictionary posting... LOL |
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| You are welcome and GL. nm - RCY - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
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| EBlaeuer - jmt - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| employers pay for UE insurance - not the workers |
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| Re: EBlaeuer - *QC* - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| There is a deduction from every employee for Fed and State Unemployment.... |
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| Re: EBlaeuer - Mrs.Miggens - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| Delos and I had this debate a while back. I think it depends upon the state you are in. Since Georgia and Virginia are states where Carl has worked, I can assume that employees DO pay into the program. The same is true for Pennsylvania. I don't know about other states, and based on his (meaning Delos') previous postings in this regard, I surmise that New Mexico doesn't deduct from the employee's side. |
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| not in my state . . . from the - jmt - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| state dept of licensing and regulation website: "Unlike some other government assistance programs, unemployment insurance is just that - insurance. No deduction is made or has been taken from a worker's paycheck to pay unemployment insurance benefits. The entire amount is paid for by the employers covered by the (state)Unemployment Insurance Law. An unemployed worker who files a claim for unemployment insurance benefits is a claimant. " |
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| I just checked websites for a dozen - jmt - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| or more states - all say that employers pay into the UI fund, not the employees - several indicated it is illegal to take a deduction from a paycheck for this funding where are you getting your info, QC? |
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| from the VA employment commission - jmt - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
The Virginia Employment Commission (VEC) administers
an unemployment insurance program which provides
protection against loss of wages to individuals who become
unemployed through no fault of their own. Benefits are paid
through taxes on employers covered under the Virginia
Unemployment Compensation Act. No part of the cost is
deducted from your earnings. |
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| Re: I just checked websites for a dozen - Mrs.Miggens - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| Again, it is a State program (not Federal; I think it's entirely employer sponsored at the Federal level). Legality would be addressed at the state level. |
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| Re: I just checked websites for a dozen - Mrs.Miggens - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| jmt, will you check PA please? Thanks. |
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| Re: EBlaeuer - *QC* - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| Sorry, if I am incorrect... You may want to check with someone who has legal training in employment law for every state for the definitive answer.... -Carl |
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| Actually Mrs. Miggins, it IS a - jmt - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| Federal Program, which is administered at the state level. one of many types of federal legislation left to the states to enforce. do a google search on pennsylvania unemployment insurance and it will bring up the site you need. |
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| Re: Actually Mrs. Miggins, it IS a - Mrs.Miggens - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
Pennsylvania
Beginning January 1, 2003, a 0.02% contribution will be deducted from EMPLOYEE wages, as required by a statutory "trigger mechanism" which adjusts employer/employee SUI taxes to prevent the Unemployment Compensation Trust Fund balance from getting too low. While employers regularly contribute to the U. C. Trust Fund, employees have not been required to contribute since 1996 There are others too I believe. I agree with QC's admonishment to consult real legal authority. I also agree with jmt's (strained, but correct point) that states administer the program (could of sworn I said that, but if not my apologies).
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| Migs, darling, - ~rafunzel - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| You're on quite a roll. It's very stimulating. |
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| Re: Migs, darling, - Mrs.Miggens - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| ::tugs at collar:: Oh yeah? Hmmm. I'll be out to Oak Park soon, you know. |
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| Re: Migs, darling, - ~rafunzel - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| suuuurrreeee......... |
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| NJ employees pay out - EBlaeuer - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| I'm in NJ and have always had unemployment insurance deducted from my paystubs. And of course, the employer pays out as well. |
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| found this link: - jmt - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| http://workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/unemploy/uifactsheet.asp says that three states require minimal employee contributions, the other 47 are entirely employer funded dated today |
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| Thanks jmt!!! - Amalgamated Consolidated Incorporated - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| If a few more people would just check the available resources rather than babbling on and on with their uninformed opinions, this ridiculous arguing wouldn't drag on and on. |
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| Re: Thanks jmt!!! - Mrs.Miggens - 3/11/2003 - 12:29:18 PM |
| Fuck you Delos. |
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