Plain English Breakdown
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Unemployment Compensation
AB-2714 makes a small, non-substantive update to the law that stops employers from taking unemployment taxes out of worker paychecks.
What This Bill Does
- Makes a nonsubstantive change to the existing rule prohibiting employers from deducting required contributions from employee wages.
Who It Names or Affects
- Employers who must pay into the Unemployment Fund
- Employees whose wages are protected by current deduction rules
Terms To Know
- Nonsubstantive change
- A small edit to a law that does not change its meaning or effect.
- Employer contributions
- Money employers must pay into the Unemployment Fund based on wages paid for employment.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not explain exactly which words are being changed.
- No effective date is listed in the provided source material.