Education and Labor Workforce Development Unemployment Insurance Commission
Actual FY 2024Actual FY 2025Revised FY 2026Recommended FY 2027Recommended FY 2028
SOURCE OF FUNDS
Federal Fund
Balance Forward(15,598)(67,800)
Current Receipts1,906,1661,334,8651,910,5001,809,3001,840,900
Total Federal Fund1,890,5681,334,8651,842,7001,809,3001,840,900
TOTAL SOURCE OF FUNDS1,890,5681,334,8651,842,7001,809,3001,840,900
EXPENDITURES BY CLASS
Personnel Costs1,814,1221,363,6541,803,4001,770,0001,801,600
Operating Expenses76,44739,05739,30039,30039,300
TOTAL EXPENDITURES1,890,5681,402,7111,842,7001,809,3001,840,900
EXPENDITURES BY FUND SOURCE
Federal Fund1,890,5681,402,7111,842,7001,809,3001,840,900
TOTAL EXPENDITURES1,890,5681,402,7111,842,7001,809,3001,840,900
The Unemployment Insurance Commission is created by KRS 341.110. The Commission is composed of the Secretary of the Education and Labor Cabinet and two (2) members appointed by the Governor. The Secretary represents both the state and the public, one member shall be appointed as a representative of labor, and one as a representative of employers. The Commission is required to review and decide appeals from decisions of Unemployment Insurance Referees, issued after due process hearings are held to determine entitlement to unemployment insurance benefits. The Commission holds hearings concerning issues related to employer tax contributions and worker statue. The Commission has a staff of 13 employees and renders approximately 3,000 to 5,000 decisions each year.