Local SMB Webinar: What Every Employer Should Know About Unemployment Insurance
Press release from the issuing company
Wednesday, October 15th, 2014
Join us for our next Small Business Seminar co-sponsored by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce.
"Unemployment Insurance: What Every Employer Should Know"
presented by:
Cherry Rizer
Employment & Training Consultant, Georgia Department of Labor
The benefits paid to jobless workers are financed through federal and state unemployment taxes paid by employers like you. How your business prepares for and manages unemployment claims can have a major effect on your operating budget and bottom line. This seminar will focus on some of the most frequently asked questions about the unemployment insurance program.
- What happens when someone files an unemployment insurance claim?
- How much and for how long can someone receive unemployment?
- How can I protect my tax rate?
- What is the law regarding quits and discharges?
- How many levels of adjudication are there?
- What is the appeals process?
- How can I win my case?
Date: Friday, October 31st
Time: 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Location: American Family Insurance (4446 Washington Road Suite 16 Evans, GA)
Cost: Free for members, $25 for non-members
Registration is required at:
As a special bonus, attendees will receive FREE 30 day access to the Georgia Chamber's Human Resources Library which includes the Georgia Human Resources Manual and Model Policies and Forms for Georgia Employers. The Human Resources Library is a live online resource designed to help you manage your most important resource - your employees- while staying in compliance with labor laws. It provides real-time information on all things human resources with 35 chapters on key employment issues, regulation compliance guidelines, best practices, model policies and editable forms and templates. The library also contains guides to federal compliance topics.
The seminar is a must for business owners, human resource managers, supervisors, and entrepreneurs. Register today!


