New Jersey § 43:21-12

§ 43:21-12.

The Unemployment Compensation Commission 1 is authorized to enter into arrangements or agreements with the Federal Security

Administrator or with any administrator, agent, agency, board or body designated and

established in and by Section 306 of the Act of Congress entitled “An act to amend

the Social Security Act and the Internal Revenue Code, and for other purposes,” being

designated as Public Law 719, 79th Congress, approved August 10, 1946, 2 providing for the payment of reconversion unemployment benefits for seamen, whereby

the personnel, records and facilities of the commission shall be employed, under the

direction and control of the commission, for implementing and carrying into effect

said Section 306 of such Federal law, and whereby the New Jersey wage credits of any

claimant during his base year may be supplemented by the wage credits accruing during

the same base year to such claimant under the said Federal Act for the purpose of

making a single payment of benefits to such claimant with respect to any compensable

week upon the basis of the wage credits so combined; provided, however, that all costs and expenses incurred, as well as all funds to make payments of such

reconversion unemployment benefits for seamen, shall be provided by Federal grant

and not devolve upon the State of New Jersey; and further provided, that any arrangement or agreement so entered into shall provide that where New Jersey

wage credits are insufficient in themselves to support benefit payments to any claimant

under the New Jersey Unemployment Compensation Law, and are taped out with Federal

credits, no benefits paid against the New Jersey wage credits so used will be paid

out of the New Jersey benefit fund or be charged against the account of any New Jersey

employer; and further provided, that subsection (f) of section 43:21-5 of the Revised Statutes shall be inapplicable

with respect to such benefits so paid. All acts and action heretofore taken by the Unemployment Compensation Commission or

any of its representatives in cooperating with the Federal authorities in the payment

of such benefits are approved, ratified and confirmed. 1

Now Division of Employment Security in Department of Labor and Industry. See N.J.S.A.

§§ 34:1A-14, 34:1A-21. 2

42 U.S.C.A. §§ 1331 to 1336 [Expired].