Alaska HB267 sets employer contribution rates for the unemployment compensation fund and establishes a contribution for the state training and.

Alaska HB267 modifies employer contribution rates to the unemployment compensation fund, setting a minimum of zero percent and a maximum of six and a half percent. Employers with less than four quarters of experience must contribute at least one percent. Employers in rate class 21 must contribute at least 5.4 percent. Contributions must be rounded to the nearest 1/100th of one percent. The bill also mandates a 0.4 percent contribution from employers, which will be remitted to the Department of Revenue and may be appropriated to the employment assistance and training program account.

Alaska HB267 sets employer contribution rates for the unemployment compensation fund and establishes a contribution for the state training and.

Alaska HB267 modifies employer contribution rates to the unemployment compensation fund, setting a minimum of zero percent and a maximum of six and a half percent. Employers with less than four quarters of experience must contribute at least one percent. Employers in rate class 21 must contribute at least 5.4 percent. Contributions must be rounded to the nearest 1/100th of one percent. The bill also mandates a 0.4 percent contribution from employers, which will be remitted to the Department of Revenue and may be appropriated to the employment assistance and training program account.