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Do you pay per head, or in classes (small business, med business, large) business?

If you pay per head and person was counted, then you should pay the unemployment.

If you don't pay per head, we'll then it gets tricky.

Glen Austin
New It's the way jb4 says . .
. . in California. Payment is calculated on payroll and goes into an account which will be drawn down to pay claims. What you pay is based on your employment history. If someone files a claim which is accepted, and draws on your account, your contribution rate is increased the following year so it will eventually be replenished.

If an employee files a claim, you are notified and can protest that claim. The state generally favors the employer in marginal cases. I've had two employees file claims, but neither was accepted.
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     Jobless ruling sets precedent for out-of-state telecommuters - (lincoln) - (7)
         Should have been an open-and-shut case - (drewk) - (6)
             Sorry, that contravenes the principle of - (jake123)
             I think that's the problem... - (gdaustin) - (4)
                 How does it work for other out-of-state employees? - (SpiceWare)
                 Not entirely right - (jb4) - (2)
                     But... - (gdaustin) - (1)
                         It's the way jb4 says . . - (Andrew Grygus)

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