25 Jun 09 Can I collect unemployment insurance if my employer is a nonprofit with less than 4 employees?
My employer was not required to pay unemployment tax. I am now unemployed and my employer would not contest my getting unemployment. However, my employer was not required to pay unemployement tax. My employer is a nonprofit with less then 4 employees in Ohio.
Tags: Insurance, Nonprofit, Unemployment Insurance, Unemployment Tax
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best way to find out is to apply. The worst out come is they tell you no.
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Probably not since they didn’t pay in for you. Corporate officers can elect to be covered or not as a whole group but then if the company doesn’t pay not can collect no matter what happens to the company. I would say you aren’t going to collect but you may as well apply maybe you had covered employment from other jobs you could collect on.