Historically, non-profits and public sector employers pay more into the state unemployment
tax system than their former employees receive in benefits.
State unemployment tax systems are funded by pooling the taxes paid by all employers.
Therefore, an organization may be paying for the unemployment benefits of companies
that have gone out of business or those who are not paying enough tax to cover their
benefit charges.
Section 3309 of the Federal Unemployment Tax Act was amended in 1972 to allow 501(c)(3)
non-profit and public sector employers to finance their unemployment obligations
independent of the state SUI tax.
UC Assure helps taxpaying organizations save up to 50% over the state unemployment
tax by providing a fixed rate program based on an individual organization's own
claims history.
We offer a number of coverage alternatives that can be designed to fit each organization's
specific needs and level of chosen risk — whether
taxpaying or self-funding (reimbursing).
Our comprehensive unemployment management program is designed for qualified employers
wishing to transfer all or a portion of their unemployment risk by outsourcing to
the specialized experts. UC Assure's program includes many value added services
that further reduce costs of unemployment claims and liability.
With expert claim administration services, you won't have to worry about navigating
confusing unemployment issues on your own.
Discover the benefits of UC Assure.
Learn more about our coverage options.
UC Assure customers cover a broad spectrum of 501(c)(3) and public sector employers
including those who serve the following industries:
Agriculture/Food/Nutrition
Animal Related
Arts & Culture
Civil Rights/Social Advocacy
Community Improvement
Crime/Legal Related
Disease, Disorders & Medical Disciplines
Educational Institutions
Employment/Job Related
Environmental Protection/Beautification
Health Care Hospitals
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Housing/Shelter
Human Services
International/Foreign Affairs & National Security
Medical Research
Mental Health/Crisis Intervention
Philanthropy/Volunteerism
Public Safety/Disaster Relief
Recreation & Sports
Science & Technology Research
Social Science
Youth Development
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