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1. dol.ny.gov › unemployment-insurance-rate-informationUnemployment Insurance Rate Information - Department of Labor

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   The Department of Labor mails employers UI rate notices starting mid-February of every year. For 2024, the range of New York State Unemployment Insurance UI contribution rates is as follows: NYS Unemployment Insurance Total UI Contribution Rates. UI Rate *.

   • Rapid Response

     Rapid Response is an early intervention service provided to...

   • Calculating an Employer's Contribution Rate

     When an employer first becomes liable for U.I. without being...

   • Unemployment Benefits

     1099-G Update: By the end of January, New Yorkers who...

   • Voluntary Contributions Worksheet

     Voluntary Contribution: The Unemployment Insurance Law...

   • Sides

     When a worker becomes unemployed and applies for...

   • Funding Opportunities

     The Department of Labor's small business liaison is our...

   • Online Services

     ATTENTION: Online Services for Employers may ONLY be used to...

   • Transfers of Business and Your Contribution Rate

     Employers must pay UI contributions on the amount each...

2. dol.ny.gov › system › filesUnemployment Insurance Benefits - An Employer’s Guide

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   The New York State Unemployment Insurance (UI) Program provides weekly income for people who are out of work through no fault of their own. This guide reviews the rules under which your former employees can collect UI benefits and tells you what to do when a former employee files a claim for benefits. This guide offers general information.

3. dol.ny.gov › system › filesUnemployment Insurance Employer Guide - Department of Labor

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   The majority of new employers pay Unemployment Insurance contributions at the rate of 4.0 percent. Please see the Notice of Unemployment Insurance Contribution Rates (IA 98) form included with this guide for more information. Each year, you will receive a rate notice showing your Unemployment Insurance contribution rate for that year.

4. www.nysenate.gov › newsroom › press-releasesSenate Passes Pandemic Recovery Measure to Boost Benefits and...

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   25 sty 2022 · The New York State Senate passed legislation that adjusts the unemployment insurance tax rate schedule for the 2022 and 2023 fiscal years to reduce an employer's tax obligation and to increase the weekly maximum unemployment benefit for workers in 2022 and 2023.

5. ux.labor.ny.gov › benefit-rate-calculatorEstimate Weekly Unemployment Insurance Benefits - New York State...

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   Estimated Weekly Benefit Rate (using Alternate Base Period): How is a benefit rate calculated? See the How Your Weekly Unemployment Insurance Benefit Payment is Calculated fact sheet for details. Ready to file your claim? Read how to file a claim for UI benefits for important information.

6. www.tax.ny.gov › forms › publicationsEmployer’s Guide to Unemployment Insurance, Wage Reporting, and...

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   The New York State Unemployment Insurance Program, administered by the New York State Department of Labor and financed by employers, provides immediate, short-term financial protection for people who are out of work through no fault of their own.

7. www.littler.com › publication › unemployment-insurance-roadmap-new-york-employersAn Unemployment Insurance Roadmap for New York Employers

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   18 maj 2020 · Employers seeking to reduce work schedules and ensure that employees are able to earn UI benefits should be cognizant of scenarios where the employee’s weekly salary exceeds the weekly benefit amount, thereby precluding the employee from receiving regular UI benefits and FPUC.