California · Unemployment Insurance Code - UIC

UIC §675: “Employer” means any employing unit, which for some portion of a day, has within the current calendar year or had within the preceding calendar year in employment one or more employees and pays wages

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What this law says, in plain English

An employer is defined as any business unit that employs one or more people for part of a day in the current or prior calendar year and pays wages.

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“Employer” means any employing unit, which for some portion of a day, has within the current calendar year or had within the preceding calendar year in employment one or more employees and pays wages for employment in excess of one hundred dollars ($100) during any calendar quarter.

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