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The Notice informs employees that unemployment insurance benefits are available to those who have been separated from employment or have had their hours reduced. It also provides employees with contact information for DEW and the types of information employees will need to supply to DEW if they submit an application.
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE (UI) COVERAGE S.C. Code Ann. 41-27-265(B) allows a person who has an ownership interest of at least twenty-five percent (25%) in a business entity formed pursuant to South Carolina state law, other than a corporation, to exempt him/herself from UI coverage by completing this form.
UI taxes are calculated by multiplying the employers UI tax rate times the total taxable wages paid in the quarter. The taxable wage base in South Carolina is defined as the first $14,000 earned by each employee in a calendar year. The difference between total gross wages and taxable wages is excess wages.
South Carolina: Employers in South Carolina must provide separated employees with an official Notification of the Availability of Unemployment Insurance Benefits. The form can be given in person upon separation or sent by mail, text message, or email.
You can check the status of your claim 24-hours a day, 7-days a week by accessing your MyBenefits portal from your computer or mobile device. Click on the Dashboard tab and you will see detailed information about your claim and payment status.

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Employers Report of Change (UCE-101-S) Application for Exemption of Business Entity Owners from Unemployment Insurance Coverage (UCE-1060) Application for Exemption of Corporate Officers from Unemployment Insurance Coverage (UCE 1050)
This document notifies employees about potential unemployment insurance benefits. It provides essential information regarding eligibility and filing a claim. This notice is crucial for both employers and employees during employment separation.
It takes four to six weeks to process a Quit, Discharged or Still Working Claim. Lack of Work claims take two to three weeks to resolve. If you need technical assistance filing your online Interstate claim, the Online Filing Assistance Line is available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. EST.

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