Massachusetts H2111 amends the unemployment insurance law to adjust how wages are calculated for workers with fluctuating work schedules.
Massachusetts H2111 modifies the unemployment insurance law by changing how wages are calculated for workers with fluctuating work schedules. Instead of basing the calculation on the highest quarter's wages, it will now consider the total wages reported in the two highest quarters. This change aims to provide a more accurate reflection of a worker's earnings, potentially making them eligible for unemployment benefits.
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