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CONTENTS

I. Message from the President transmitting proposals relative to unem-

ployment insurance, dated July 8, 1969 – –

II. H.R. 12625, Employment Security Amendments of 1969_

III. Summary of H.R. 12625_--

IV. Department of Labor explanation and justification of H.R. 12625...
V. Comparison of the provisions of H.R. 12625 with provisions of
House-passed and Senate-passed versions of 1966 bill__

VI. Brief description of present unemployment insurance system..

VII. Significant provisions of State unemployment compensation laws,

July 6, 1969__

VIII. Background information and statistical data:

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Statement Effect of the proposed change in definition of agri-
cultural labor___

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VIII. Background information and statistical data-Continued
Comparison-Comparison of definitions of "agricultural labor,"
FICA and FUTA (cont.).
Comparison-Comparison of definition of “agricultural labor,'
FICA and FUTA (cont.) _ _ _

Sec. 104. Nonprofit organizations.

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Statement-Coverage of nonprofit organizations.
Table-Estimated average employment in nonprofit organiza-
tions and State government hospitals and institutions of
higher education and coverage proposed by H.R. 12625,
1968...

Table-Employment in all nongovernment hospitals by major
occupational groupings, United States, July 1966..
Table Estimated number of employees in private institutions
of higher education, by primary function, 1966...
Table Selected financial experience of covered nonprofit
organizations, compared with that of other covered em-
ployers --

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Sec. 104. State hospitals and colleges.

Table-Total civilian labor force and full-time equivalent
employment in State hospitals and institutions of higher
learning...

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Table-Employment in State hospitals, by State--

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Table-State institutions of higher learning, number and
employment by State....

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STATE LAW PROVISIONS

Statement-Provisions required to be included in State laws___
Sec. 121. Requalifying requirements.

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Table Requalifying requirements..
Sec. 121. Claimants in training.

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Table Status of State UI laws with respect to H.R. 12625 pro-
vision on denial of compensation to individuals in training...
Sec. 121. Interstate benefits.

Statement-Interstate unemployment insurance arrangements.
Table-Interstate claims filed, United States and Canada __
Sec. 121. Labor dispute.

Statement-Labor dispute disqualification may not be termi-
nated by the expiration of a specified period of time.........-
Sec. 121. Čancellation and total reduction.

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Table State laws with provisions which can result in cancella-
tion of wage credits or total reduction of benefit rights.-----
Sec. 121. Qualifying requirements.

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Table State qualifying requirements compared with proposed
standard__

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EXTENDED BENEFITS PROVISIONS

Sec. 201. Title XX: Social Security Act.
Statement-Federal-State extended unemployment compensa-
tion program..

Table Minimum and maximum potential durations under
regular state U.I. programs_

Statement-National extended benefit periods under H.R.
12625, H.R. 15119, and the TUC and TEUC programs_-_-_
Table-Data for analyzing effect of extended duration pro-

grams.

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Graph-Periods in which extended benefits would have been
paid under national trigger proposal...

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Table State extended benefit trigger periods under H.R.
15119 indicators, table A..

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Table-State extended benefit trigger periods under H.R. 15119
indicators, Table B...

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Table State extended benefit trigger periods under H. R. 15119
indicators, Table C.....

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VIII. Background information and statistical data-Continued
Statement-Estimated benefit costs of estimated unemploy-
ment compensation program under H.R. 12625_

Table Estimated benefit costs of Federal-State exended unem-
ployment compensation program under H.R. 12625, Table 1..
Table Estimated EUTA wages, calendar years 1970-78, Table 2.
Table State provisions for temporary extension of benefit dura-
tion_..

Table Temporary Extended Unemployment Compensation
Act of 1961..

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FINANCIAL PROVISIONS

Sec. 301. Wage base increase.

Statement-The taxable wage base, H.R. 12625...
Table-Estimated percentage of wages taxable under FUTA
provisions, 1938-68 and projected percentage under provisions
of H.R. 12625, 1969–75-.

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Table-Provisions for automatic extension of State's taxable
wage limits..

Table-State taxable wage base and percentages of total
wages that are taxable, 1968.

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Table Selected industries arrayed by average tax rate as a
percent of taxable wages__

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Table-Proportion of wages of individual employers taxable
wage base, large midwest State..

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revenues_

Table-Proportion of individual employers' wages taxable
wage base-Negative account employers-a large midwest
State..

Statement-Impact of tax base increase of State tax yields
and on individual employer taxes..
Sec. 303. Administrative expenditures.
Table Comparison of estimated FUTA revenues with estimat-
ed administrative costs and average extended benefits costs.
Table-Estimates of administrative costs payable from FUTA

Table-Net changes in administrative costs.

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Bar chart-Reserve ratio as multiple of highest 12-month
benefit cost rate_

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State financial data.

Table-Average employer contribution rates, by State..
Table Financial and employment and wage data....
Table-Benefit and claims data____.

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Table Significant measures (in percent).
Sec. 303. Limitations on expenditures.

Table Proposed statutory ceiling, Federal unemployment

account_..

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Sec. 304 and 305. Federal unemployment trust fund accounting.
Statement-Disposition of annual excess Federal tax collections
over administrative expenditures..

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Flow chart-Flow of FUTA fund under proposed UI bill.
Flow chart-Flow of FUTA fund under proposed UI bill..
Table-Financial transactions of the Federal unemployment
account (Reed Act loan fund).

Table-Estimated amounts of title IX, Reed Act fund as of
May 31, 1969, available for financing State administrative
costs over and above title III grants...

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