SUI tax rates

UI claims trends, seasonal workforce changes, and employer monitoring

When Do UI Claims Tend to Rise, and What Should Employers Watch?

UI claims don’t rise out of nowhere. For employers, changes in unemployment insurance claims often follow shifts in staffing, seasonal work, temporary employment, business activity, or broader workforce conditions. A spike in claims can be routine in one situation and a sign of a bigger workforce issue in another, which is why simply counting claims

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SUI tax rate changes and employer unemployment costs

SUI Tax Rates Are Changing: What Employers Need to Know About Unemployment Costs

SUI tax rates can change from one year to the next, but the effect isn’t the same for every employer. State rules, experience rating, taxable wage bases, rate schedules, and unemployment claims can all play a role in determining unemployment tax costs. For employers operating in several states, the picture gets even more complicated because

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