California SB854 expands the definition of "mail" to include electronic transmissions for unemployment insurance purposes.
California SB854 adds a new section to the Unemployment Insurance Code, expanding the definition of "mail" to include electronic transmissions. This change means that documents sent electronically will be treated the same as those sent by traditional mail, with the "postmark date" being the date the electronic transmission was sent. This update aims to modernize the handling of unemployment insurance documents.
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