The Multiple Worksite Report FAQs
Who should complete the Multiple Worksite Report? Do you meet the following Statewide criteria?
If you answered yes to all of the above questions, then you should complete the Multiple Worksite Report form. If you are still uncertain whether you meet the requirements for Multiple Worksite reporting, you should contact the State Employment Security Agency where you file the Quarterly Contribution Report for State Unemployment Insurance for your business.
A worksite is an economic unit, generally at a single physical location, where business is conducted or where services or industrial operations are performed. Examples of worksites:
My company is in the restaurant business and has various sites throughout the State. I must move employees to and from locations depending on worksite demands. How do I report these people on the MWR form? The employer may assign the employee to a physical location where either the employee spends most of his or her time or where the employee is supervised or receives control. The employee should be counted one time at one location.
Our company has facilities in a number of States. Should I file a MWR for each State in which we have employees? Not necessarily. Each UI account and each State is viewed separately. Thus, the Multiple Worksite Report should be filed in each State in which your operations meet the BLS criteria. For example, multiple worksite reporting is not required if an employer has only one location in another State or if an employer has several operations within a State and the total employment of the secondary worksites combined is less than 10. Similarly, if an employer has multiple locations in a State but all are covered by different UI account numbers, then the employer does not have to file the MWR for any of these accounts in that State.
How do I determine the correct establishment location for employees who work at off-site locations?
For any other questions, please contact Dave Higgins at (202) 691-6460.
Last Modified Date: April 06, 2006 |
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