Ohio HB376 amends unemployment compensation laws to limit maximum weekly benefits and total benefits.

Ohio HB376 modifies the unemployment compensation laws to set a maximum weekly benefit amount and limit total benefits an individual can receive. The bill specifies that no individual's weekly benefit amount shall exceed the maximum weekly benefit amounts in effect on March 28, 2017. It also caps the total benefits an individual can receive in a benefit year at twenty times the individual's weekly benefit amount. The bill details eligibility criteria for shared work compensation and unemployment benefits, including dependency classes and seasonal employment considerations.

Ohio HB376 amends unemployment compensation laws to limit maximum weekly benefits and total benefits.

Ohio HB376 modifies the unemployment compensation laws to set a maximum weekly benefit amount and limit total benefits an individual can receive. The bill specifies that no individual's weekly benefit amount shall exceed the maximum weekly benefit amounts in effect on March 28, 2017. It also caps the total benefits an individual can receive in a benefit year at twenty times the individual's weekly benefit amount. The bill details eligibility criteria for shared work compensation and unemployment benefits, including dependency classes and seasonal employment considerations.