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Who pays the premiums for the unemployment compensation payments to laid off workers?
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∙ 14y ago
Your previous and current employers pay into a fund, similar to Social Security.
Another answer:The state's employment security division collects a payroll tax from employers, based on the number of employees and the turnover rate for that employer, and that funds the unemployment benefits. The employees are not taxed or charged.Wiki User
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Is Pennsylvania workers compensation taxable?
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