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2005 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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Ch. 169
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[(f)] (E) For the purpose of making any computation under this section:
(1) money that has been credited to the account of the State in the
Unemployment Trust Fund under § 903 of the Social Security Act and that has been
appropriated for expenses of administration, whether or not withdrawn from the
account, shall be excluded from the total amount available for benefits in the
Unemployment Insurance Fund; and
(2) the total amount available for benefits in the Unemployment
Insurance Fund includes:
(i) money receivable by the Unemployment Insurance Fund as
federal reimbursement for shareable benefits under the Federal-State Extended
Unemployment Compensation Act of 1970;
(ii) all advance payments made to the Unemployment Insurance
Fund on behalf of eligible employing units who elect to make reimbursement
payments; and
(iii) money receivable by the Unemployment Insurance Fund from
an eligible employing unit who elects to make reimbursement payments.
SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the Laws of Maryland
read as follows:
Article - Labor and Employment
8-803.
(a) (1) To determine the weekly benefit amount to assign to a claimant in
the schedule of benefits in subsection (b) of this section, the line in the schedule of
benefits shall be located in which the high quarter wages in column (A) correspond to
wages that the claimant was paid for covered employment in the calendar quarter of
the claimant's base period in which those wages were highest.
(2) The claimant shall be assigned:
(i) the weekly benefit amount in column (B) of the schedule for
that line; or
(ii) if the claimant is not eligible under § 8-802 of this subtitle for
that weekly benefit amount but was paid wages to qualify in 1 of the next 6 lower
lines of the schedule, the weekly benefit amount in the next lower line in column (B)
of the schedule.
(b)
SCHEDULE OF BENEFITS
Weekly Minimum
Benefit Qualifying
Line High Quarter Wages Amount Wages
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