The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-11-09
JOB INSURANCE
INFORMATION

the Bureau of Unemployment Com
pensation?
A.-The OSES and the UC diyis-
ions are coordinated under the Bureau
Of Unemployment Compensation.
Q.--Will the OSES attempt to OBJ
tain job for worker if the worker
is not eligible for benefits under the
unemployment compensation act?
Ayes There is no charge to
anyone for this service.
Q.-ls an employer required to per-
NIT examination of his company
books and records by representative
of the Bureau of Unemployment Com
pensation, for the purpose of determ-
ining liability for contributions to the
states unemployment fund?
Ayes.
Q.-Must all liable employers re-
port workers wages in Ohio?
A.-Fallure to report workers
wages is a misdemeanor under the
Ohio unemployment compensation law
and is punishable by fine not to ex-
ceed $500 and costs.
Q.-Should an employe report the
amount Oh UPS received!
A.-Yes, because tips constitute a
part of the wages received by many
workers. In the event that tips are
not reported by the worker, his aver
age weekly wage would be materially
reduced. In computing benefits, in
case of unemployment compensation
claim, the worker would receive less
weekly "job insurance pay" if he did
not make regular report of his tips
to his employer.
OFF worker was employed by a
covered employer in Michigan &c
weeks or more during the past yea,
and then moved to Ohio, and then be-
came unemployed, can he draw bene-
fits?
Ale should file his claim at the
Bureau of Unemployment Compensa-
tion office nearest his home If he is
eligible in Michigan, he may receive
benefits even if he now resides in the
state of Ohio.
Q.-Suppose that Worker Y, who
had been under covered employment
made claim and received approval fol
benefits. He started to collect sucl
benefits, reporting to the Bureau OF
Unemployment Compensation office
as directed. Meanwhile, he obtained
occasional employment from different
employers or the same employer-o,
steady job from a non-covered en-
ployer-and did not report such EN-.
ployment to the Bureau of Unemploy.
ment Compensation office. What
means has the Bureau Of Unemploy.
ment Compensation of obtaining in.
formation to such a case? Does the
Bureau of Unemployment Compensa
tion provide for policing" in cases
such as cited above?
A.-Section 1345-13 (a) U-gives
the Bureau of Unemployment Com.
pensation administrative power te
police" cases such as this.
Off an unemployed person files
claim and it is allowed and then
after month, he gets job, will he
be required to serve a full waiting
period if he again becomes unem.
ployed and files a claim for benefits ?
A.-Worker will receive credit fol
the actual waiting period he served
Off veteran, or anyone enjoy.
ing 'pension" from federal, state OF
private source, is laid off from his
covered employment, or if he arbi
trarily quits such employment, is he
covered by the unemployment com
pensation law?
A.-Yes.
OFF worker is employed and
at the end Of his second weeks EN-.
ployment, requests weeks layoff
then returns to work for another two
weeks and keeps up this routine
Tor more than a year, is the worker
entitled to unemployment compensa.
ton benefits?
A.-The man is in the same posi-.
tion as one who quits his work. II
the sum total Of his employment in.
dicates 20 weeks during which he was
employed, he would be required tc
wait six weeks--then entitled to only
13 weeks benefits.
Q.-Should money received for un.
employment compensation be included
IN an income tax report?
IL 1 lle bureau Ol internal revenue
says that unemployment compensa.
tion is not taxable and need not be
listed on income tax reports.
Q.-Can the worker who quits his
job receive benefits?
Ayes, but he can NOT receive
benefits for more than 13 weeks if he
quit without just cause, and is other,
wise eligible.
Q.-May workers who are non-resi
dents of district and who are not
claimants, register for employment ir
the office in the district?
A.-No. An applicant who is not q
claimant and who is a resident Of g
different district cannot be registered
in the employment office; he must
register in the local office in his dis.
trict.
Q.-What is the industrial code OF
man who has farmed for himself
all his life, and who is now looking
for job?