ANNAPOLIS - On October 16, Governor Martin O’Malley will join state officials and business leaders to make an announcement about unemployment insurance tax rates for 2014. Unemployment Insurance is a critical lifeline for working Marylanders during tough economic times. Improving the unemployment insurance trust fund has been a priority for the O'Malley-Brown Administration.Under state law, the tax rates are determined each year based upon the health of the Trust Fund on September 30.
Where: Maryland Chamber of Commerce, 60 West Street #100, Annapolis, MD
When: Wednesday, October 16, 2013, 12:00 p.m.
As of last month, Maryland recovered 100 percent of the jobs lost as a result of the national recession. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has ranked Maryland #1 for entrepreneurship and innovation two years in a row. The nonpartisan group The States Project says we’re #2 for economic opportunity, and the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation ranks us among the five states best positioned to succeed in the new economy. And for the fourth year in a row- the Chamber also ranks us in the top ten for economic performance.
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7 comments:
im betting it goes up
9:11 It will go up because there more people on unemployment now in Maryland.
Great. So after that sob raided the fund for pet projects my rates went up 400%. I know they will never go back down. Once he has a revenue stream its spend spend and spend so more.
And of course we can't create jobs. That would be much too easy.
Quote "Maryland recovered 100% of jobs lost blah blah blah", What? Really? Where? Wake Up OweMalley! This guy must be on drugs and hallucinating. Business after business is leaving Marylqnd because of his policies and high taxes. He makes its own Lies and believes it too, must be a Socialist Democ-rat. Hey, don't let the Facts stand in the way of Socialist Propaganda. After all, we can tell sheeple whatever we want, because Yes, We Can.
what Maryland is this article refering to?
OweMalley math likely works this way.
Before OweBama regime - 1 job for 40 hours. Gone due to recession.
Eventually two P/T jobs get created for 20-25 hrs/week. Bingo - Two new jobs.
Reality for the poor slob; more actual hours, if they've been able to find more than one P/T job, but at lower rates and less total income.
Next on the menu - crippling Obamacare rates out of pocket to replace a small portion of the benefits when employed F/T.
That's the real story.
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