Minnesota SF4134 provides additional unemployment benefits for iron ore mining employees who have exhausted their regular benefits.

Minnesota SF4134 introduces additional unemployment benefits for iron ore mining employees who have exhausted their regular benefits. The bill allows eligible employees to receive up to 26 weeks of additional unemployment benefits. Eligibility requires the applicant to have established a benefit account with at least 50% of wage credits from an iron ore mining employer. The bill specifies that these additional benefits cannot be used to compute future unemployment tax rates for employers and cannot be charged to the reimbursing account of government or nonprofit employers.

Minnesota SF4134 provides additional unemployment benefits for iron ore mining employees who have exhausted their regular benefits.

Minnesota SF4134 introduces additional unemployment benefits for iron ore mining employees who have exhausted their regular benefits. The bill allows eligible employees to receive up to 26 weeks of additional unemployment benefits. Eligibility requires the applicant to have established a benefit account with at least 50% of wage credits from an iron ore mining employer. The bill specifies that these additional benefits cannot be used to compute future unemployment tax rates for employers and cannot be charged to the reimbursing account of government or nonprofit employers.