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This establishment may be covered by the S.C. Unemployment Compensation Law.
If you become unemployed, go to the nearest
South Carolina Employment Security Workforce
Center to help you find a job. Please take your
social security card with you. If no job is immediately
available, you may be eligible for unemployment
insurance benefits if you are:
1. Able and available for suitable work
2. Unable to obtain suitable work
3. Actively seeking work
If only part time work is available, you may be
eligible for partial benefits. For questions concerning
unemployment insurance benefits, contact:
S.C. Employment Security Offices are located at:
Abbeville
Aiken
Anderson
Barnwell
Beaufort
Bennettsville
Camden
Chester
Clinton
Columbia
Florence
Gaffney
Georgetown
Greenville
Greenwood
Hampton
Hartsville
Horry
Workers Pay No Part of the Cost for
Unemployment Insurance
Unemployment Insurance Tax:
Often unemployed workers tell us that unemployment
insurance is due them “because they have paid for it.”
This is not true. Not one cent is deducted from your pay in South Carolina to cover unemployment
insurance. Your employer pays the entire
unemployment insurance tax.
Social Security Tax
Don’t confuse unemployment insurance with old age,
survivors and disability insurance. The amount deducted from your wages as social security is your contribution to old-age, survivors and disability
insurance. The employer contributes an equal amount, in addition to his payment of the full unemployment insurance tax.
If you become unemployed, go to the nearest
South Carolina Employment Security Workforce
Center to help you find a job. Please take your
social security card with you. If no job is immediately
available, you may be eligible for unemployment
insurance benefits if you are:
1. Able and available for suitable work
2. Unable to obtain suitable work
3. Actively seeking work
If only part time work is available, you may be
eligible for partial benefits. For questions concerning
unemployment insurance benefits, contact:
S.C. Employment Security Offices are located at:
Abbeville
Aiken
Anderson
Barnwell
Beaufort
Bennettsville
Camden
Chester
Clinton
Columbia
Florence
Gaffney
Georgetown
Greenville
Greenwood
Hampton
Hartsville
Horry
Workers Pay No Part of the Cost for
Unemployment Insurance
Unemployment Insurance Tax:
Often unemployed workers tell us that unemployment
insurance is due them “because they have paid for it.”
This is not true. Not one cent is deducted from your pay in South Carolina to cover unemployment
insurance. Your employer pays the entire
unemployment insurance tax.
Social Security Tax
Don’t confuse unemployment insurance with old age,
survivors and disability insurance. The amount deducted from your wages as social security is your contribution to old-age, survivors and disability
insurance. The employer contributes an equal amount, in addition to his payment of the full unemployment insurance tax.