Alaska SB217 modifies employer contributions to the unemployment compensation fund and establishes a new contribution for the state training and.

Alaska SB217 amends the unemployment compensation fund by setting a new employer contribution rate of 0.4 percent of wages, with credits applied against this amount based on prior contributions. The bill also establishes a new contribution for the state training and employment program, with the revenue potentially appropriated to this program. The contribution rates for employers are subject to specific minimum and maximum limits, depending on their experience and rate class. The changes take effect January 1, 2027.

Alaska SB217 modifies employer contributions to the unemployment compensation fund and establishes a new contribution for the state training and.

Alaska SB217 amends the unemployment compensation fund by setting a new employer contribution rate of 0.4 percent of wages, with credits applied against this amount based on prior contributions. The bill also establishes a new contribution for the state training and employment program, with the revenue potentially appropriated to this program. The contribution rates for employers are subject to specific minimum and maximum limits, depending on their experience and rate class. The changes take effect January 1, 2027.