Pennsylvania HB1243 amends unemployment compensation laws, adjusting definitions, benefit rates, and eligibility criteria.

Pennsylvania HB1243 amends the state's unemployment compensation laws by updating definitions, adjusting benefit rates, and modifying eligibility criteria. The bill specifies conditions under which unemployment benefits may not be paid, such as when an employee refuses suitable work without good cause. It also details the calculation of maximum weekly benefit rates based on trigger percentages and sets specific rates for certain calendar years.

Pennsylvania HB1243 amends unemployment compensation laws, adjusting definitions, benefit rates, and eligibility criteria.

Pennsylvania HB1243 amends the state's unemployment compensation laws by updating definitions, adjusting benefit rates, and modifying eligibility criteria. The bill specifies conditions under which unemployment benefits may not be paid, such as when an employee refuses suitable work without good cause. It also details the calculation of maximum weekly benefit rates based on trigger percentages and sets specific rates for certain calendar years.