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234 PENNSYLVANIA UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION LAW PENNSYLVANIA UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION LAW PENNSYLVANIA UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION LAW Section 1603. Relief from charges.-- (1603 expired January 1, 2021. See Act 9 of 2020.) Section 1604. Funding of extended unemployment compensation in response to COVID-19.-- (1604 expired January 1, 2021. See Act 9 of 2020.) Section 1605. Expiration.-- (1605 expired January 1, 2021. See Act 9 of 2020.) APPENDIX

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1977, JULY 9, P.L.41, NO.22

Section 14. Should the Federal statute relating to the inclusion of employees of political subdivisions within the State's unemployment compensation laws as a requirement for receiving Federal unemployment funds or loans be declared unconstitutional the provisions added to the Unemployment Compensation Law by this amendatory act are repealed insofar as they relate to political subdivisions and their employees. Compiler's Note: Act 22 added or amended sections 4, 302, 308.2, 401, 402, 402.1, 402.2, 402.3, 401-A, 601, 704, 705, 1002, 1102, 1104, 1105, 1201, 1202, 1202.1, 1202.2, 1202.3, 1202.4 and 1202.5 of Act 1. Section 15. This act shall take effect January 1, 1978, except that the amendments to sections 308.1, 401-A and 1104 shall take effect immediately and the provisions of section 401-A shall be retroactive to June 1, 1977.

1979, DECEMBER 12, P.L.503, NO.108

Section 2. This act has been adopted by the General Assembly solely to preclude nonconformity with the Federal Unemployment Tax Act and the accompanying loss of some $700,000,000 annually in Federal unemployment tax credits, for Pennsylvania's private employers due to problems in the public sector, and the loss of some $125,000,000 annually in administrative funding to the Office of Employment Security. Nothing contained herein shall be construed as an acceptance of the position of the Federal Department of