Iowa Admin. Code r. 871-10.2 - Research and reporting bureau
The bureau is under the direction of the division administrator and is responsible for research and reporting functions of the unemployment compensation program in Iowa. The bureau is responsible for:
1. Calculating the financial impact of
proposed changes to Iowa's unemployment compensation system with regard to the
unemployment compensation fund, employer tax rates, and claimant
benefits.
2. Monitoring the
unemployment compensation fund solvency and writing legislative proposals
recommending revisions to the tax and benefits sections in Iowa Code chapter
96.
3. Producing required and
special reports analyzing and reporting the unemployment compensation system
workload activities, employer compensation payments, and claimant benefit
payments.
4. Calculating the
contribution rate tables for private employers and the base rate for nonprofit
and government employers.
5.
Preparing, analyzing and distributing projected industry and occupational
employment information for the state and service delivery areas.
6. Preparing and distributing economic
analyses of the Iowa labor market in hard copy and electronic formats and by
in-person presentations.
7.
Conducting labor market research using surveys and secondary and administrative
data to provide understanding of the labor supply and demand.
8. Collecting and reporting workplace injury,
illness, and fatality statistics.
9. Providing training in the uses of
occupational and labor market information to school counselors, teachers and
labor market intermediaries.
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