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Employer's Guide to Ohio Unemployment Insurance. Everything employers need to know about unemployment insurance. Employer Inquiry Form. Use this form to ask questions or report eligibility issues. Hire and Retain Employees (OhioMeansJobs) Post jobs, search resumes, learn about tax credits, and more. Civil Rights Posters.
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The Employer's Guide to Unemployment Insurance is a one-stop employer resource for topics including but not limited to: Employer Liability. Covered and Excluded Employment. Employer Obligations. Wage and Tax Reporting Provisions. Contribution Rates. Nonprofit and Public Employer Rules. Benefit Payments. Application Filing.
The Ohio Unemployment Compensation Trust Fund is funded from payroll taxes paid by Ohio employers and is used to pay benefits to unemployed workers. Administrative funds for ODJFS are allocated by the federal government from federal payroll taxes that employers pay to the Internal Revenue Service.
Active Search for Work – When they apply for unemployment benefits, eligible individuals who are required to search for work are registered in OhioMeansJobs.com and must create and maintain an active, searchable resume on that website.
Under the Ohio Unemployment Law most employers are liable to pay Unemployment taxes and report wages paid to their employees on a quarterly basis. Highlighted below are two important pieces of information to help you register your business and begin reporting.
It includes current and historical data on employment by industry, hours, and earnings. It also includes civilian labor force estimates of employment and unemployment, selected unemployment compensation data, job openings and labor turnover ratios, and other information.
Click here if you have paid wages under covered employment or if you have an existing employer account.
