雇佣要求第 1079 / 1605 题
Who pays for California's unemployment insurance (UI) program that funds benefits for laid-off workers?
a.Employees, through a mandatory paycheck deduction
b.The injured worker directly
c.The federal government exclusively
d.Employers, through UI payroll taxes on wages (it may not be deducted from employees)
解析
California's UI program is funded by employer-paid payroll taxes. Employers may not deduct UI contributions from employees' wages. An employer's UI tax rate is experience-rated, so layoffs and successful benefit claims can raise the employer's future rate.
法律依据: Unemployment Insurance Code §976; UI tax免费刷完整 1605 道题库 — 无需注册。
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