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House approves changes to unemployment insurance law including new eligibility formula and filing deadline

Utah House of Representatives · January 24, 1991

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Summary

House Bill 26 passed Jan. 24, 1991, introducing five substantive changes to the state's unemployment insurance program, including an alternative monetary eligibility formula, a 90-day claim filing window after workers' compensation, and other technical and tax-related provisions; sponsors cited a $400,000 fiscal note manageable within existing resources.

The House on Jan. 24 approved House Bill 26, a multi-part rewrite that makes substantive and organizational changes to Utah’s unemployment insurance program.

Representative Yardley, the sponsor, summarized five notable changes: (1) an alternative monetary eligibility formula that allows unemployment benefit…

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