New Jersey A5535 amends unemployment insurance employer contribution reports to require quarterly filings and collect additional employee data.
New Jersey A5535 modifies the state's unemployment insurance employer contribution reports. It mandates that all employers, including those employing domestic workers, file quarterly reports instead of annually. These reports must include detailed wage information, such as hours worked and paid time off, for each employee. The bill also increases penalties for non-compliance and late filings. The enhanced data collection aims to improve the accuracy of unemployment insurance claims processing and labor market information. The changes will take effect one year after the bill's enactment.
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