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THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON. THURSDAY, nemos. ea iggg.
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Ry ALICE V. LINDLEY
State Unemployment
Commission Tells
New Seasonal Rule
Lees than six per cent of the nearly
10,000 employers registered under the
state unemployment compensation
law are “seasonal” un^er a new ruling
adopted by the commission, effective
this week.
Seventy-three canneries, 324 firms
allied with the lumber industry and
191 miscellaneous concerns such as
pleasure resorts, fire patrol associa
tions, a few mining companies and
grain warehouses are on the list. The
Commisison applied the ruling only to
the most highly seasonal operations
in industries generally recognized as
seasonal.
The customary periods of ppera-
tiqn, as found by the commission,
range from three or four months in
the canning industry to eight or ten
months in the lumber industry, de
pending upon location and type of
the sheriff would
operation.
The Oregon law requires restric
tions on benefit rights of seasonal
workers during the customary off
season in their industry and the pres
ent solvent and stable condition of the
benefit fund is attributed in part to
restrictions which were applied dur
ing the past year.
- In spite of these restrictions, how
ever, the commission ha« found that
seasonal groups of worker* drew most
heavily of any during 1938. Effect of
the restriction has been to reduce the
amount of excess payments of bene
fit«, rather than to deny benefits to
workers, officials said- Restrictions
do not apply to the customary oper
ating season in an industry and ben-
fits are paid to seasonal workers when
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mation" has been prepared for local
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Miss Whitlock also announces the clubs to aid them in surveying their
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advisory committee to this department local aspects of this statewide pro
al by the commission will be mailed' > TOgraiTI AdOptCd
which includes the names of many gram.
by the first of next week and notices :
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leading professional men and women
to affected claimants will be mailed
A program of public welfare will be of the state. A “Handbook of Infor-
Olltml cards. 50 for SI.0U
as rapidly as claim determinations are ’ undertaken by the Oregon Federation
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made. The latter will be more un- of Women’s Clubs, according to the
derstandable than in the past. They plan outlined in the December issue of
will set forth the maximum total ben the Oregon Clubwoman, official mag
efits, amount of nun-seasonal benefits, azine of the federation.
as well as the seasonal total, together
The plan as announced by Miss
with the seasonal period during which Olive Whitlock, chairman of the de- *
seasonal benefits will be payable if partment of public welfare for the j
worker is unemployed. Non-seasonal federation, embraces housing, health '
benefits are not restricted.
j service, child welfare service, child1
Under the new ruling, seasonal re- guidance clinics, study of jails and
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strictions do not apply to anyone probation and the conservation of na-
having less than 30 per cent of his ,--------------------------------- :----------------—
base year earnings in seasonal opera- can now can be d<Jne before the sea-
tions, and any claimant who had 800 start* end such workers will not
steady employment and stable earn- be classed non-seasonal due to em-
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ings throughout his base year auto- ‘ ployment outside the seasonal period,
matically is allowed exemption from I Full credit for all non-seasonal em
restriction regardless of the season ployment engaged in by a seasonal
j worker and freedom from restriction
ality of his employer,
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The new ruing apples to all claim on all such benefits.
Determination of seasonal status
ant« having benefit years beginning
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on or after October 1, 1938.. It is entirely by base year employment.
Essentially seasonal employee is no
expected to result in simplification
longer designated non-seasonal due
and a faster handling of claims.
Under the previous ruling, some to small earnings outside the deter
seasonal operations had several dif mined seasonal period of operation.
More uniform seasonal periods in a
ferent periods, affecting different
groups of workers. Now, each piant given area.
I unemployed during the operating pt-
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will have but one seasonal period.
Other improvements listed by the
commission include:
All seasonal benefits will be added
together, payable in the one seasonal
period in which the unemployed
worker had his greatest earnings in
base year, instead of dividing bene
fits accruing from varying seasonal
operations into different periods.
Elimination of the two in eligible
weeks previously set aside at the be
ginning of a seasonal period to allow
for preparatory work.
Such work
No. 1 Grain Fed Turkeys
DINE end DANCE
GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS
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We Take This Means To Wish You
A Properous And
Every Night
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