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Public Law 91-373 requires every State to participate in an interstate arrangement for combining employment and wages approved by the Secretary of Labor in consultation with State Employment Security Agencies. This report will enable the Employment and Training Administration to measure the scope of wage-combining activities and to determine the effects of the program in terms of the number of claims filed, amount of benefits involved, and promptness of first payments and employment and wage transfers.

The ETA 902 report contains monthly data on Disaster Unemployment Assistance activities when there is a disaster declared by the President.

The ETA 902M report contains monthly data on the Mixed Earner Unemployment Compensation (MEUC) program activities based on the program created through the CAUW Act which extended many of the CARES Act programs implemented in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. The MEUC program was enacted to provide an additional supplemental benefit to UI recipients who earned income through both covered and non-covered employment.

The ETA 902P report contains monthly data on Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) activities based on the program created through the CARES Act following the COVID-19 outbreak. The PUA program was created to provide benefits to impacted individuals not covered by the regular unemployment insurance program such as self-employed individuals and independent contractors.

The ETA 2112 is a monthly summary of transactions in a state unemployment fund which consists of the Clearing Account, Unemployment Trust Fund (UTF) Account, and Benefit Payment Account.

All funds deposited into, transferred, or paid from the state unemployment fund (the state clearing account, the state account in the UTF, and the state benefit payment account) should be reflected on the ETA 2112 except for payments/benefits paid under the Alternative Trade Adjustment Assistance (ATAA) and Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) programs.

Form ETA 2112 provides a summary of data pertaining to state unemployment insurance (UI) tax collections, regular benefits paid, Federal and state shares of extended benefits paid, Federal temporary program benefits paid, and other transactions affecting the UTF. In addition, it reflects specific areas where adjustments are indicated to determine the adequacy of resources available for regular unemployment benefit payments. Data from this form are also used with data from other statistical reports to study trends in financial aspects of the UI program and as a basis for solvency studies.

State Workforce Agencies (SWAs) should withdraw from the Unemployment Trust Fund only amounts sufficient to pay benefit checks or warrants actually issued in accordance with the Treasury-State Agreement executed under the Cash Management Improvement Act of 1990. The electronic funds transfer system used by the Trust Funds Branch in the U.S. Treasury permits fund requests received by noon eastern time to be deposited and available in the State's benefit payment account usually by the following day. The ETA 8401 is a record of benefit payment account transactions recorded in the books of each State. The ETA 8401 allows the National Office and the SWAs to monitor the amount of monies kept in the benefit payment account.

All employer contributions and payments in lieu of contributions must be deposited into a Clearing Account established for unemployment funds and transferred immediately upon availability to the Unemployment Trust Fund. The ETA 8405 report is a record of clearing account transactions recorded in the books of each State.

The ETA 8413 is a monthly analysis of daily transactions in a State benefit payment account from the books of the bank on which benefit checks or warrants are issued. The ETA 8413 report provides information on bank charges, account balances, and bank compensation. It also assures State UI administrators that the funds for which they are accountable are properly administered by persons or financial organizations acting in a custodial capacity.

The ETA 8414 report is a monthly analysis of activity in a State clearing account from the books of the bank in which employer contributions and payments in lieu of contributions are deposited and transferred to the U.S. Treasury. The ETA 8414 report provides information on bank charges, account balances, and bank compensation. It also assures State UI administrators that the funds for which they are accountable are properly administered by persons or financial organizations acting in a custodial capacity.

The Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) of 1986, Public Law 99-603, amended the Social Security Act by adding to Section 1137 - "Income and Eligibility Verification System". Section 1137 provisions require states to verify, through the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), the legal status of all aliens applying for benefits under certain federally assisted and federally funded programs, including Unemployment Compensation. To facilitate the required verification, INS developed the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlement (SAVE) system. SAVE consists of automated and manual procedures by which states obtain information about an alien's immigration status that will allow them to determine the alien's eligibility for unemployment compensation.

The ETA 9047 report contains quarterly information on the number of UI beneficiaries who receive a first payment during a calendar quarter and who also have earnings in the next calendar quarter. These data will be used to determine the rate at which UI beneficiaries return to work. Beneficiaries exempt from the state's work search requirements are reported separately from those who are required to search for work.

The ETA 9048 report provides quarterly information on the Worker Profiling and Reemployment Service activities of claimants who are profiled to assess their likelihood of exhausting benefits. Worker profiling allows for the targeting of reemployment services to those most in need. The data on this report is used for evaluation and monitoring of the Worker Profiling and Reemployment Services system on a national level. It includes breakouts of those who reported to services and those who completed services to be able to track service utilization. The mandatory participation requirement of the profiling legislation does not pertain to education/training or to services provided under a state's Self Employment Assistance program. Data is captured in each of these categories to provide additional information about the range of services provided to profiled claimants.

The ETA 9049 report contains information on the employment outcomes of claimants who are identified as likely to exhaust their UI benefits through the Worker Profiling and Reemployment Services (WPRS) program. The population for this report is the claimants who were selected for referral to reemployment services and referred to such services. The report uses existing administrative data to compute the numbers of individuals who subsequently became reemployed under covered employment and the numbers who were employed in a different industry. The report also details their current wages, allowing comparisons to their base period earnings.

The ETA 9050 report contains monthly information on first payment time lapse. This report concerns the time it takes States to pay benefits to claimants for the first compensable week of unemployment. Similar time lapse data were formerly reported in Section C of the ETA 5159 report. That data addressed first payment time lapse for total unemployment only. This report contains monthly time lapse data for all first payments, i.e., total, partial and part-total. A separate section of this report is reserved for Workshare (Short-Time Compensation) first payments only. Workshare will be reported separately and is excluded from that part of the report for "ALL" first payments.

The ETA 9051 report contains monthly information on continued weeks compensated time lapse. This report concerns the time it takes States to pay benefits to claimants for compensable weeks of unemployment other than the "first payment." Continued weeks compensated time lapse data was not formerly reported. This report contains monthly time lapse data for all continued weeks compensated, i.e., total, partial and part-total. A separate entry screen will be used for a breakout of partial and part-total continued weeks compensated. Workshare (Short-Time Compensation) continued weeks compensated will be reported on a third entry screen. Workshare continued weeks compensated are not reported in the total count of "All" continued weeks compensated.

The ETA 9052 report contains monthly information on the time it takes States to issue nonmonetary determinations from the date the issues are first detected by the agency. Single-claimant and multi-claimant nonmonetary determinations are included in the report. Nonmonetary determinations made by organizational units such as Benefits Accuracy Measurement (BAM) and Benefit Payment Control (BPC) are also included in the report. Note: Overpayment notices on uncontested earnings detected by any method (e.g., wage record crossmatch) should not be included. A separate section of this report is reserved for multi-claimant determinations only.

The ETA 9054 report contains monthly information on the time it take States to issue lower authority and higher authority appeals decisions from the date the request for a lower authority hearing or a higher authority appeal is filed to the date on the decision.

The ETA 9055 report gathers monthly information on the inventory of lower authority and higher authority single claimant appeals cases that have been filed but not decided. Appeals case aging provides information about the number of days from the date an appeal was filed through the end of the month covered by the report. Also included are the average and median ages of the pending single claimant appeals cases.

The ETA 9128 report provides quarterly information on the Reemployment Services and Eligibility Assessment (RESEA) activities of claimants who are selected for RESEAs. RESEAs provide in-person services in American Job Centers (also called One Stop Career Centers) for claimants, including the development of an individualized work search plan, provision of appropriate labor market information (LMI) and referral to at least one reemployment service, as appropriate. The data on this report allows for evaluation and monitoring of the RESEA initiative on a national level.

Data on this report deals with individuals in the regular Unemployment Insurance (UI) program. This includes claimants filing for regular UI, Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees (UCFE), or Unemployment Compensation for Ex-Servicemembers (UCX), who are selected for an RESEA. State Workforce Agencies (SWAs) must ensure that systems are in place to collect information on services.

The ETA 9129 report provides quarterly information on the Reemployment Services and Eligibility Assessment (RESEA) outcomes of claimants who are selected for RESEAs. RESEAs provide in-person services in American Job Centers (also called One Stop Career Centers) for claimants, including the development of an individualized work search plan, provision of appropriate labor market information (LMI) and referral to at least one reemployment service, as appropriate. The data on this report allows for evaluation and monitoring of the RESEA initiative on a national level.

Data on this report deals with individuals in the regular Unemployment Insurance (UI) program. This includes claimants filing for regular UI and Unemployment Compensation for Federal Employees (UCFE), or Unemployment Compensation for Ex-Servicemembers (UCX), who are selected for an RESEA. State Workforce Agencies (SWAs) must ensure that systems are in place to collect information on services.

The ETA 9161 report is intended to provide a description of the scope of activities states engage in supporting Self Employment Assistance (SEA) for UI Claimants in the Regular, Extended and Federal Programs. It contains quarterly information on claimants who begin and exit the program.